From Ambition to Reality:
A call to action for sustainable change
A call to action for sustainable change
Innovation and urgency: Meeting the net zero challenge
Traditional methods of infrastructure delivery won't meet the scale and speed of the net zero challenge. Our From Ambition to Reality (FATR) thought leadership series, a collaboration with Princeton University's Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, provides a bold, industry-wide approach to meeting this challenge head on.
The papers call for urgent action and a radical, but responsible paradigm change to the way projects are delivered. Net zero by mid-century won't be achieved doing things the way we always have. Deep collaboration and risk and reward sharing are key.
Worley and Princeton are championing the change and we challenge other infrastructure participants to work with us to turn ambition into reality.
What steps are you prepared to take?
Discover the key findings from the 2023 Princeton Net-Zero Stakeholder Survey.
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Download our latest paper
Read our latest paper to learn how the 5 FATR shifts can help accelerate project delivery in a real world low-emissions value chain, and the steps infrastructure participants in all clean energy supply chains can take now to build the momentum needed to achieve mid-century net zero.
Decarbonization of our economies is an enormous challenge, one we've made harder through slow action. Mid-century net zero is achievable if we adopt a new paradigm for project delivery. It’s ambitious, but critical for our planet.
Explore our From Ambition to Reality series
In a major update to our From Ambition to Reality thinking, this paper outlines pragmatic steps infrastructure participants can take to help make the new project delivery paradigm a reality by 2030, accelerating delivery to what is needed to make net zero a reality.
In this paper, we use the 5 FATR shifts to convert thinking into action. We describe how we’ll track and drive the pragmatic changes we need in the critical decade for climate action through to 2030.
Our first paper will help you understand the scale of the task to get to net zero, and then take you through each of the 5 FATR shifts in thinking needed to reinvent the way we deliver energy infrastructure.
Discover the 5 key shifts
Click on each card to find out more.
Statistic Cards
Broadening value
Shift from 'economic' to 'social-economic-environmental'
Enabling options
Address uncertainty through development of all technologies
Standardization
Replicate designs and build in parallel
Creating partnerships
Governments set the objectives and partnerships form
The digital accelerant
Digital platforms create the trust to move forward
