Australia has strong wind and solar resources, investor interest, and a net zero ambition, but needs to accelerate its clean electricity transition. Denmark's energy transition, where renewable power generation rose from 3% to over 80% from 1990 to 2020, serves as a useful reference point. Australia can learn from Denmark's community participation in wind projects and policy durability to reduce risk for investors. The importance of reducing process risks in clean energy projects to attract investors is highlighted, with Denmark's streamlined permitting approach for offshore wind as a model for Australia to follow. Sustained investment in skills, research, manufacturing capability, and collaboration across industries is emphasized to create a domestic clean energy industry, with the suggestion that Australia can learn from Denmark's example of turning crisis into opportunity by making the transition to clean energy more investable and buildable through clearer project pipelines and better collaboration across the value chain.