As global supply chains are being reshaped by climate policy, trade realignments, and geopolitical pressures, countries in the Global South face a critical opportunity to lead the next wave of industrial development based on clean, competitive, and abundant energy. This event presents Powershoring, a strategy focused on relocating energy-intensive manufacturing to countries with structural green energy advantages, positioning it as a pathway for both economic development and global decarbonization. By engaging the progressive climate and economic ecosystem, this panel will launch a major policy paper on Powershoring, co-authored by the Institute E+ (Brazil), the Johns Hopkins Net Zero Policy Lab, Jorge Arbache (UnB), and other international collaborators. The session will frame Powershoring as a concrete development strategy, not only for Brazil but for the Global South more broadly. The event will also feature the public presentation of the Interactive Decarbonization Platform (PID), a new digital tool developed by E+ in partnership with Johns Hopkins. The platform offers a map-based interface that integrates industrial and infrastructure data to support strategic planning of green industrial hubs. By enabling cross-analysis of energy, logistics, and investment variables, the PID supports decision-makers in identifying optimal locations and viable industrial opportunities in Brazil — across sectors such as EVs, low-carbon steel, green hydrogen, SAF, and critical minerals.