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We are pleased to announce that the Coyote 3SX development, located in the Kuparuk River Unit and on State land, has achieved first oil ahead of schedule and under budget. By leveraging existing infrastructure, this approximately $800 million project helps maximize the value of legacy assets, support Alaska jobs, strengthen throughput in the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) and deliver safe, reliable domestic production.
Congratulations and thank you to the teams whose hard work, commitment to safety and dedication made this achievement possible. Read the full news release here: bit.ly/4wp2Xwi
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Across Alaska’s North Slope, Nalukataq celebrations take place each summer, marking a successful whale harvest in Alaska Native communities where subsistence is a way of life.
ConocoPhillips Alaska was honored to join the celebration in Nuiqsut at the community’s invitation, taking part in traditions like the blanket toss and helping support portions of the festival. The event also gave members of our workforce a chance to learn more about the rich cultural traditions of the North Slope whaling communities located near our Alaska assets.
Each summer, the Anchorage Health, Safety and Environment Employee Resource Group at ConocoPhillips Alaska leads an electronics recycling event, giving employees and downtown neighbors an easy way to properly dispose of unused devices and keep e-waste out of landfills. This year the effort collected more than 3,900 pounds of electronics. Thanks to all who took part!
Wellness was front and center at the High Octane Expo held in early June at ConocoPhillips Alaska. High Octane is an employee group focused on running, walking and biking across the state, while also supporting nonprofit events and causes through races. The expo helped reinvigorate the group, with many employees signing up for upcoming races across Alaska.
Nuiqsut students and residents explored career opportunities at the spring career fair, where ConocoPhillips and other North Slope operators and contractors shared information about jobs in resource development across Alaska. The event also included sign-up for Summer Career Quest, a hands-on program that gives students a chance to explore career paths. In all, 25 students signed up.
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With support from ConocoPhillips Alaska, a new van will help transport @GoldStarPeakInc families, veterans and active-duty military from Anchorage to the trailhead and back, improving access to Gold Star Peak.
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“It feels like a bit of the Alaska renaissance,” ConocoPhillips CEO Ryan Lance said recently, as quoted by Bloomberg. “When you think about the strategic importance of where we are going to find the conventional oil to satisfy the growing demand around the world, people are coming back to places like Alaska.” Learn more: yhoo.it/49qSp7l
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The 2026 Alaska Safety Handbook outlines essential responsibilities and procedures for everyone working on the North Slope. The updated version was recently introduced jointly by representatives from ConocoPhillips Alaska, Glacier Oil & Gas, Hilcorp Alaska, Mustang Holding LLC, and Santos Ltd. Learn more: bit.ly/4e0r134
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Photo caption: ConocoPhillips Alaska President Erec S. Isaacson presents a check for $400,000 to representatives from UAA, UAA Kenai Peninsula College, and UAF for the ConocoPhillips Alaska Process Technology Fund in UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.
ConocoPhillips Alaska Doyon Drilling Rig 26 Incident Update: The incident involving Doyon Drilling Rig 26 has transitioned from an initial emergency response to an environmental impact assessment and mitigation effort. The two individuals who were on the rig at the time of the incident and six other initial responders were treated at nearby clinics and have all been released. Traffic flow has resumed and there continues to be no threat to local infrastructure or communities. The owner and operator of the rig, Doyon Drilling, is leading response and recovery efforts under a Unified Command structure including representatives from the State of Alaska, the Federal Government and the North Slope Borough. Additional details will be communicated by the Unified Command led by Doyon Drilling.
At approximately 4:45 pm today (1/23/26), an incident involving Doyon 26 occurred while traveling on a gravel road on the North Slope of Alaska, while operating on behalf of ConocoPhillips. A fire occurred and is currently contained and controlled. All personnel have been accounted for and there are no serious injuries. There was no damage to local community infrastructure and no impact to pipelines or fuel transportation. Emergency response personnel remain on site. We will provide additional details as they are available.
ConocoPhillips Alaska is proud to support the new @SHInstitute and the Indigenous Science Building in Juneau, a space for K-12 and community learning that unites Indigenous knowledge with Western science and celebrates Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian traditions.
ConocoPhillips Alaska was honored to receive the @AOGA Project of the Year Award for Environmental Stewardship and Innovation. The use of horizontal directional drilling on the Willow project minimized environmental impact and increased efficiency.
At this year’s AOGA conference, Donald Allan, Asset Development Manager, and Chris Brillon, Wells Engineering Manager, shared updates on Alaska projects and new drilling technologies. Thank you, @AOGA, for bringing together another impactful and engaging conference.
We were proud to join the Tiŋmiaqsiuġvik River boat ramp ribbon cutting. The new ramp, located near Nuiqsut and the Willow project, will be used by local residents for subsistence and recreational activities and is a testament to our collaboration with the community.
Congratulations to our very own Sydney Long for being the @AOGA 2025 Rising Star! This award celebrates young leaders who are making a powerful impact on Alaska’s oil and gas industry and are committed to the long-term success of our industry.
Day one of the @AOGA conference kicked off with opening remarks from Erec Isaacson, President of ConocoPhillips Alaska & AOGA Board Chair. The annual gathering draws hundreds of attendees who come together to share industry insights and engage in policy discussions.
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“The Nuna project is notable as the first new drill site in the Greater Kuparuk Area in nearly a decade,” Heather Tash, VP of Alaska Asset Development, said. It signals the strength of Alaska’s oil infrastructure and fresh momentum.
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🎡 We’ll see you at the Alaska State Fair!🎶 ConocoPhillips is proud to sponsor the ConocoPhillips Alaska Concert Series at the Borealis Theatre.
⚡Join us on Friday, Aug. 15 for @AOGA Energy Day — a celebration of Alaska’s oil and gas industry. #EnergyDay #CommitedToAlaska
We’re proud to support Nine Star in celebrating the new Center for Workforce Excellence. The refurbished computer lab will open doors to digital literacy, employment skills training, and more. Thank you to Nine Star, for your vision and leadership. #CommittedToAlaska
