After something of a disappointing 2013, Apple was back in a big way in 2014. The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus captured the imaginations of millions in a way their predecessors hadn’t managed, and the long-rumoured iWatch was finally announced. The new technology was impressive, and flew off the shelves, reaffirming Apple’s market position.

BMW’s visionary research and development platform and attitude toward continual ingenuity is what keeps it at the forefront of its markets. The i3 benefits from a number of inspired engineering touches – particularly the fact that it is built out of sustainable materials throughout. The electric car market has been revolutionised.

Mauritius’ economy has modernised and diversified over the last few years. Central to that has been Business Parks of Mauritius, which has constructed several state-of-the-art facilities to support the growth of the ICT sector. The organisation is a torchbearer for the development and management of business parks in the region.

Serving public and private sectors across the world, Ener-Core is a leading designer and manufacturer of energy and energy control systems. The firm has a range of expertise in these sectors, focusing on oil, biogas, coal and natural gas. Since 2008, Ener-Core has worked to lower machine emissions worldwide.

Now owned by automotive giant General Motors, Chevrolet remains one of the most well liked and recognisable car brands in the world. Operating under a maxim of ‘integrated product responsibility’, Chevrolet is working to create sustainable, environmentally-friendly vehicles, as well as top-of-the-line concept and luxury cars.

A leader in its field, Plasco Energy Group uses some of the most innovative facilities and technologies in the recycling and waste management business. The firm provides conversion technology that allows for sustainable solutions and ultimately contributes to community renewable energy goals, as well as reducing overall waste impact.