Green Horizons

The project Mozambique embraces a $6 billion electricity project, southern Africa's biggest in 50 years, backed by the World Bank, marks a watershed moment for the region. It demonstrates how large-scale hydro infrastructure can electrify rural communities and spark economic opportunity.

Then comes a landmark cross-border initiative: Adani Power, Druk Green Power To Set Up 570 MW Hydro Power Project In Bhutan. This agreement sets in motion the Wangchhu hydro project built on a Build-Own-Operate-Transfer model. Investment kicks off in earnest and targets energy security in winter along with surplus exports in summer.

At the Steel Conclave 2025, stakeholders are tackling transformation head-on. Under the headline Steel industry eyes AI to enhance value chain, green transition finance, participants explore artificial intelligence, decarbonisation, logistics, financing mechanisms and incentives such as a cut in GST for renewable energy products.

These stories converge on one sentiment: scale meets purpose. Mega-projects deliver tangible impact. Regional partnerships multiply effect. Technology and finance reshape legacy sectors. What emerges is momentum—not measured by rhetoric but by the intersection of ambition, investment and innovation.

The green sector now stands at a confluence where aspiration converts into action. Rural barbershops in Mozambique, energy export corridors from Bhutan, and smart retooling of foundational industries in India all signal that sustainability and growth are mutually reinforcing rather than contradictory.