As Southeast Asia gears towards becoming the world's fourth-largest economy by 2040, Australia is strategically positioning itself to benefit from the region's growth. A trade and investment mission to Malaysia, led by Austrade and Minister Don Farrell, aims to enhance collaboration in the green economy sector. Recognizing Malaysia as a key player in renewable energy, the delegation of 30 representatives from 21 Australian organizations is set to participate in the Energy Asia Conference in Kuala Lumpur. This initiative not only highlights Australia's expertise in solar, hydrogen, and waste-to-energy but also signifies a broader effort to establish trade pathways in Southeast Asia. The mission will feature an Australian Energy Innovation Showcase, fuel university partnerships on energy literacy, and facilitate business connections. Australia's commitment extends to a A$2 billion Southeast Asia Investment Financing Facility, a substantial A$1 billion trade achievement in the past year, and the recent upgrade of the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement. This proactive engagement underscores Australia's dedication to sustainable development and economic collaboration within the region, paving the way for mutual growth and innovation.