Chairman of the Superpower Institute, Rod Sims, emphasized Australia's potential to dominate the green shipping fuel trade, generating substantial export revenue and positioning the country as a major exporter of green energy-intensive products. The International Maritime Organization's approval of net-zero regulations for the shipping sector presents a significant opportunity for Australia to thrive in the production of green shipping fuel. With the US opting out of the IMO arrangements, Australia is encouraged to seize this unique opportunity and lead in the global transition towards sustainable energy sources. Rod Sims urged government intervention in policy areas to streamline project approvals and infrastructure development, ultimately boosting Australia's economy and productivity. By leveraging its strengths in green energy, green hydrogen, and sustainable biomass, Australia can play a pivotal role in reducing global emissions and fostering a renewable energy superpower status. The alignment of the IMO's carbon pricing for shipping fuel and Australia's hydrogen production credit sets the stage for a prosperous future, highlighting the importance of swift government action to support innovation and accelerate the country's green energy initiatives.