MacCulloch

Operator: North Sea Production Company (NSPC) on behalf of ConocoPhillips 40.0%.
The MacCulloch field is located in Block 15/24b. The wells are tied back to two subsea manifolds and then to the NSPC-owned floating production, storage and offtake (FPSO) vessel.

Alba

Operator: Chevron (23.4%). ConocoPhillips ownership interest: 23.4%.
Alba is located in Block 16/26. The Alba Field has been developed with a fixed-steel platform, the Alba NOrthern Plaform, and a subsea development in the southern part of the field. Production is exported to a floating storage unit and is then offloaded to shuttle tankers.

Clair

Operator: BP (28.6%). ConocoPhillips ownership interest: 24.0%.
The Clair field extends over 54,300 acres across five blocks in the West of Shetland Area. Clair Ridge is the second phase of the Clair development, which will comprise a drilling and processing platform with 36 slots, bridge-linked to a quarters and utilities platform.

Nicol

Operator: Premier (70%). ConocoPhillips ownership interest: 18.0%.
The Nicol Field is located in Block 15/25a in the central U.K. North Sea, 75 miles northeast of Aberdeen. The field gained development consent in 2006 adn was subsequently developed via a subsea tie-back of a horizontal well via the Brenda subsea manifold to the Balmoral  floating production vessel. A second horizontal well was drilled, completed and tied back for production in 2009.

STATFJORD
Operator: Statoil (44.3%). ConocoPhillips ownership interest 15.2% (of which 4.8% is in the UK sector and 10.4% is in the Norwegian sector).
The Statfjord Field was discovered in 1973 and straddles the boundary between Norway and the UK. The production and export of Statfjord gas to the UK transportation system started in 2007. Statfjord oil is loaded into shuttle tankers and shipped to a number of ports in northwestern Europe.