Investing in Alaska's Communities

In 2025, our charitable giving helped strengthen nonprofits, support employees' passions and invest in organizations making a difference across Alaska.

Communities infographic showing all the ways we help our community

Alaska community feedback

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    1. September 2025

      "ConocoPhillips’ investment in the annual Governor's Arts & Humanities Awards helps us host an awards ceremony with the Alaska State Council on the Arts and the Anchorage Museum to meaningfully recognize the best of Alaskan educators, leaders and community-builders each year. Thank you to ConocoPhillips Alaska for helping us build a more engaged, connected and informed Alaska!"

      Alaska Humanities Forum

    2. October 2025

      "Thanks to the incredible generosity of ConocoPhillips Alaska, a brand-new covered visitor pavilion is coming to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center! This thoughtful gift will give guests a warm welcome, a sheltered space to relax and recharge, and a place to learn more about Alaska’s remarkable wildlife and natural heritage. It will be located near Bison Hall and the playground."

      Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Economic Impact

ConocoPhillips Alaska is committed to helping Alaska thrive for generations to come. Every barrel we produce creates ripple effects across Alaska's economy, from supporting jobs and local businesses to generating revenue that helps fund public services like healthcare, education and more.

Supporting Alaska Through Taxes & Royalties

For decades, our operations have generated significant revenue for the State of Alaska. These taxes and royalties help fund essential public services while contributing to a strong and resilient economy.

Infographic on what services we support

Supporting Alaska’s Workforce

Supporting Alaska's workforce starts with investing in Alaskans. Through high-quality jobs, workforce development programs and educational partnerships, we're helping prepare the next generation of leaders, innovators and skilled professionals.

The oil and gas industry has the highest economic multiplier in Alaska. For each primary company job, the oil and gas industry supports 14 additional jobs elsewhere in Alaska.  

Source: The Economic Impacts of the Oil and Gas Industry in Alaska (August 2025), prepared for the Alaska Oil and Gas Association by McKinley Research Group LLC.

ConocoPhillips Alaska Process Technology Support Fund

In early 2026, ConocoPhillips Alaska and the University of Alaska (UA) launched the ConocoPhillips Alaska Process Technology Support Fund, aimed at developing and securing the future of Alaska’s oil and gas workforce. Anchored by a $400,000 gift from ConocoPhillips Alaska to benefit UA’s process technology programs in Fairbanks and on the Kenai Peninsula, this contribution expands early exposure for high school students, modernizes hands-on training and creates clearer pathways from the classroom to good-paying, in-demand careers in Alaska. In addition to support for the program, ConocoPhillips Alaska awarded four $15,000 scholarships for Alaskans to pursue degrees in process tech beginning in the fall of 2027.

Learn more about 2027 scholarship opportunities and how to apply.

Supporting Local Businesses

Every year, we rely on more than 340 Alaska businesses to help power our operations. From local suppliers to specialized contractors, these relationships help create economic opportunities across the state.

infographic about supporting local businesses

Our Operations

ConocoPhillips Alaska holds three asset areas on the North Slope. In 2025, these areas produced approximately 199,000 net barrels of oil equivalent per day. We are committed to operating with the highest safety standards, responsibly developing Alaska’s resources, promoting economic opportunity for Alaska and being a valuable community partner.