Ross Garnaut, a leading economist, delivered a powerful address at the Energy Users' Association of Australia conference in Melbourne following Labor's recent election victory. Garnaut heralded this moment as a turning point in Australia's energy landscape, calling for an end to years of political conflict and policy instability. He underscored the need for major energy companies to shift towards market-friendly approaches and away from subsidizing coal-power generation. Garnaut outlined the vast potential for Australia to become a global leader in the 'superpower trade' by exporting green energy-intensive goods, generating substantial revenue and jobs while significantly reducing global emissions. Garnaut emphasized the critical role of Australian diplomacy in fostering international cooperation for climate action and ensuring the success of Australia's superpower transformation. He highlighted the economic benefits of utilizing 'green hydrogen' for zero-carbon product exports, asserting Australia's advantage in capturing a 'green premium' in global markets. Despite global challenges like the Trump administration's climate stance, Garnaut remained optimistic about Australia's prospects in the green energy sector, especially with China's commitment to decarbonization and international cooperation. Ultimately, Garnaut's vision paints a picture of Australia's potential to drive economic growth, foster innovation, and combat climate change through strategic energy and trade policies.