Today, #ConocoPhillips was awarded new exploration licenses in the Norwegian Sea, nearby the Warka and Slagugle discoveries. The awards will strengthen our more than 50-year legacy on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. https://t.co/aA1D4WXsmA
Water sourcing and management is an essential component of our drilling and completions activities. In the Delaware Basin, produced water reuse was identified as the best option, economically and environmentally, for full-cycle water management: https://t.co/bIBVv8bEk2https://t.co/7MJMFVRu5O
This extended reach drilling rig is expected to increase oil production by accessing previously unreachable resources without expanding the surface footprint. Hear about the historic firsts and challenges of moving it from Canada to Alaska. https://t.co/KF0kf1wBOIhttps://t.co/GadcG9b9V2
This Christmas tree from Ekofisk is now enjoying its retirement outside the Norwegian Petroleum Museum in Stavanger. The wellhead valve from the first permanent installation on the Norwegian shelf has produced over 80 million BOE during its 27-year life. https://t.co/m57wDxPKaWhttps://t.co/ed44Anx2Uq
Research with autonomous ocean drones (gliders) driven by wind, waves, gravity and solar energy provides valuable knowledge to help us carry out our activities with minimized environmental impact. Learn more: https://t.co/H8cdx2UuMThttps://t.co/v2EqJ12WAo
At Canada's Montney development, #ConocoPhillips identified produced water reuse as the best option, economically and environmentally, for full-cycle water management. Produced water is recovered from wells along with natural gas and oil production: https://t.co/pizXGOncsqhttps://t.co/Rsaj8dHZYM
