Big Risk, Bigger Rewards: The strategy of stepping out at Alpine 02/14/2010
At the Colville River unit, sequential development gave ConocoPhillips a way to make sure 'big' was also 'big enough'
For the time being, "big" in Alaska is a lot bigger than what most people think of as big. After more than 30 years of oil sales from one of the largest resource basins in North America, the infrastru...

May ANS production up 3% from April 06/10/2007
There are two items of note in the May Alaska North Slope crude oil production figures: Prudhoe Bay was back in full operation by the end of the month and Alpine set a new production record. ANS prod...

Anadarko: Alaska at the brink 11/27/2005
Houston-based independent has 2.2 million net acres and data, believes it is positioned in prospective areas for next significant wave of oil and gas exploration on Alaska's North Slope
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. has an interest in almost 5 million acres in Alaska and 2.2 million net acres, and believes it is well positioned for the next significant wave of exploration in Alaska, the c...

THE INDEPENDENTS 2003: Anadarko still on track in Alaska 11/29/2003
North Slope acreage up since last year; analysis of Arctic platform's performance next
Anadarko Petroleum came to Alaska in the early 1990s because Bob Allison, its CEO and president, believed the North Slope held opportunity for major new finds. The Houston-based independent's mission...

What facilities owners can, can't do for new entrants on North Slope 01/05/2003
ConocoPhillips Alaska's Rick Mott says company has worked with new players on the North Slope and wants to share risks and facilities, but only with responsible parties; those using facilities will have to pay their fair share
ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc. - and its predecessor companies - have worked with and encouraged independents to come to the North Slope in the past and are continuing to do so, Rick Mott, the company's v...

Two exploration license proposals received for Susitna basin 06/28/2000
State asks for public comment, competing proposals on two 474,240-acre proposals west of Parks Highway in Willow-Talkeetna area
A 60-day clock began ticking May 25 for public comment and competing proposals for two exploration license proposals in the Susitna basin in Southcentral Alaska. The Alaska Department of Natural Reso...