Asset Report
US Alaska North Slope other fields (sub-commercial)
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Data on the fields we currently classify as sub-commercial are available below. Sub-commercial fields contain hydrocarbon volumes that are discovered, recoverable and remaining but are not currently considered commercial due to one or more contingencies. For economically viable contingent resources corresponding to development pending, unclarified or on hold sub-classes in the PRMS framework, we include an assumed development solution, the expected production start date and an unrisked ...
Table of contents
- Summary and key issues
- Location maps
- Discoveries
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Summary and key issues: Table 1Summary and key issues: Table 2Alaska North Slope Other Discoveries Index Map
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Potentially recoverable reservesDiscoveries: Table 2Discoveries: Table 3Discoveries: Table 4Discoveries: Table 5Discoveries: Table 6Discoveries: Table 7Discoveries: Table 8Discoveries: Table 9
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What's included
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