ConocoPhillips

In 2000, Alpine became the westernmost field on the North Slope, more than 630 miles north of Anchorage and 34 miles west of Kuparuk. “It was a settlement. We had to build our town,” said Brian Richards, Alpine’s first operations manager, who retired in 2013. Click the link in our profile to hear…

Repost from @girlscoutsak • In 2005, @conocophillips Alaska generously donated a Climbing Tower to Camp Togowoods. After use by thousands of girls over 15 summers, it’s time for us to refinish and update our beloved climbing wall. Please join us in thanking ConocoPhillips Alaska’s commitment to…

ConocoPhillips Senior Asset and Operating Integrity Inspection Coordinator Jeremy Grabow not only led a proactive fire tube inspection campaign in the Bakken, he identified a new technology that allows us to inspect tubes without halting production. The success of a trial inspection prompted our Operations/Facility…

In November 2020, two of the subsea wells at Greater Ekofisk's Tor field were successfully stimulated by connecting the stimulation vessel directly to the wellhead valve at the seabed rather than to an intermediary intervention vessel or rig. This technological innovation will help us improve our operations…

Under the best of circumstances, successfully completing dry dock tanker maintenance requires exceptional coordination and teamwork. When COVID-19 restrictions prevented new crew members from entering China and boarding the Polar Endeavour, all onboard work was completed by a half crew - that's 13 people…

Search and rescue services in the Greater Ekofisk Area are vital for the entire North Sea south region. In April last year, nurse Gunhild Kvinen and ConocoPhillips’ search and rescue team at Ekofisk received a message about an emergency event on a vessel nearby. A 19-year-old man on board suffered…