ConocoPhillips Alaska Assigns VP to Oversee Willow Development
ConocoPhillips Alaska added Mo Chahal to its leadership team as Vice President, Willow, overseeing the North Slope project as it aims for first oil in 2029.
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Asset Development Exec Joins ConocoPhillips Alaska
Heather Tash, a veteran of Permian Basin oil operations, recently joined ConocoPhillips Alaska leadership as Vice President, Asset Development.
ConocoPhillips Alaska’s Nuna Project Produces First Oil
ConocoPhillips Alaska’s Nuna project produced first oil on December 17 and will add wells, on-pad infrastructure, and pipelines that tie to the Kuparuk River Unit.
Ten Years of Fiscal Stability with SB21
In the ten years since voters upheld SB21, oil taxation has seen a decade of relative stability. Has the tax structure lived up to its promise of boosting investment in Alaska’s oil fields?
ConocoPhillips Acquires Chevron’s Remaining North Slope Assets
ConocoPhillips signed a $300 million purchase agreement for Chevron’s 5 percent interest in the Kuparuk River Unit and 1.2 percent share of Prudhoe Bay.
ConocoPhillips Alaska Delivers Nuna Module to North Slope
ConocoPhillips’ Nuna module, delivered to the North Slope’s Kuparuk River Unit, is its first Alaska-made production module in twenty years.
AOGA Announces 2024 Industry Award Winners
The Alaska Oil and Gas Association this week announced the individuals and companies it will honor with its 2024 Industry Awards.
ConocoPhillips Acquiring Marathon Oil Corporation for $22.5B
Two global oil companies with headquarters about 5 miles apart in Houston, Texas agreed to a $22.5 billion transaction.
ConocoPhillips Alaska Update: Plans for Greater Mooses Tooth 2, Nuna, and Willow
ConocoPhillips announced in December 2023 a Final Investment Decision to move forward with the Willow project, while construction continues in 2024 on the Nuna project. The company updates us on some of the most anticipated North Slope developments.
How to Share Infrastructure on the North Slope
The majority of North Slope infrastructure is financed, constructed, and maintained by private entities to support their oil exploration and production activities. Despite North Slope explorers and operators always having an eye on efficiency, some infrastructure (such as processing facilities) isn’t well suited for sharing among multiple companies. However, other infrastructure does lend itself to common use, such as roads and pipelines.