The report 'SUPERPOWERING-UP' by Climate Energy Finance (CEF) emphasizes the necessity of immediate action to electrify and decarbonize Western Australia's Pilbara region, known as Australia's primary resources hub and the world's leading iron ore exporter. By transitioning to green iron production through a common-user electricity grid infrastructure (CUI), the region could potentially double its iron exports to $250 billion annually, paving the way for significant economic growth. The report underscores the importance of investing in renewable energy, battery storage, and transmission infrastructure to process critical minerals and energy transition materials onshore with zero-emissions power. This shift is essential for Australia to establish itself as a green superpower and align with global efforts toward net zero emissions. Key findings reveal the current reliance on high-emission diesel and fossil gas in the Pilbara, highlighting the need for a substantial shift to locally-generated, zero-emission renewable energy sources. The report suggests that a CUI infrastructure would streamline the electrification and decarbonization efforts of various stakeholders in the region, promoting sustainable practices and value addition in mining operations. The recommendations within the report stress the importance of prioritizing social license and Indigenous participation, integrating public interest principles in approval processes, and mobilizing public and private investment to accelerate the energy transition in the Pilbara. Authors emphasize the urgency for collaborative action among governments, industry players, and communities to capitalize on the economic and environmental benefits of green steel production. Overall, the report calls for proactive leadership, strategic investments, and regulatory frameworks to drive the Pilbara region towards a sustainable, green future and position Australia as a leader in the global green industrial supply chain.