Let's assume that you want to include a shapefile in a Power BI report:
- Reproject the shapefile into WGS 84.
- Upload the shapefile to Mapshaper (include related files as well e.g. dbf).
- Export the map as TopoJSON.

- Add a data table with the shapefile's data:

- Create a form map in Power BI.

- Configure the map in Power BI (add the exported TopoJSON and 'Mercator' as projection):

- Final result:
