The Griffith Asia Institute's policy brief evaluates Australia's 2024 green energy policies and their impact on Asia. The report focuses on the country's comprehensive strategy to transition to a green economy by 2030, emphasizing renewable energy, carbon neutrality, and sustainable development. Key findings include the opportunities for increased renewable energy exports to Asia, Australia's leadership in hydrogen energy, and the promotion of sustainable practices. Professor Christoph Nedopil Wang highlights the transformative potential of these policies, stating they will drive regional collaboration in achieving sustainable energy goals. The report predicts a ripple effect across Asia, benefiting countries like Japan, South Korea, and India. Recommendations include developing frameworks for a just transition from fossil fuels, incentivizing energy efficiency gains, and establishing high-level dialogues for reducing fossil fuel trade. Overall, Australia's green energy initiatives are seen positively, shaping a sustainable future for both the country and the Asia-Pacific region.