ConocoPhillips

ConocoPhillips is an American multinational energy company focused on exploring for, producing, and transporting oil and natural gas.

Prudhoe Bay Oil Field: An oil field on Alaska’s North Slope that began production in 1977. ConocoPhillips is a major operator in this defining Alaskan producing region.
Conoco: An American oil company founded as the Continental Oil and Transportation Company in 1875. Conoco was one of the two companies combined to create ConocoPhillips in 2002.
Phillips 66: An American energy company focused on refining, chemicals, midstream, and marketing operations. It received ConocoPhillips’ downstream businesses when the companies separated in 2012.
Willow project environmental review: The federal assessment of environmental effects from the Willow oil development in Alaska. The review records the climate, wildlife, and community issues tied to a major company project.
Ryan Lance: An American energy executive who became ConocoPhillips’ chairman and chief executive in 2012. He led the company through its post-spin-off strategy and major portfolio changes.
Eagle Ford Group: A geological formation in Texas that contains substantial oil and natural-gas resources. The company has operated extensively in this major unconventional production basin.
Phillips Petroleum Company: An American oil company founded in 1917 by brothers Frank and L. E. Phillips. Its merger with Conoco formed the company’s original corporate foundation.
Integrated oil and gas company: An energy company combining upstream oil and gas production with downstream refining and marketing. ConocoPhillips shifted away from this integrated model after spinning off Phillips 66.
Alaska North Slope: A northern Alaska region containing extensive oil and gas resources and Arctic ecosystems. ConocoPhillips’ operations there affect local economies, habitats, and Indigenous communities.
James Mulva: An American oil executive who led Phillips Petroleum and later became ConocoPhillips’ chief executive. He oversaw the merger that created ConocoPhillips and its subsequent separation from DuPont.

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Chevron CorporationCompared with: Its upstream-only model contrasts with Chevron’s integrated refining and chemicals businesses.