About ConocoPhillips

ConocoPhillips uses its pioneering spirit to responsibly deliver energy to the world. This purpose transcends all of ConocoPhillips’ operations. The company conducts its business to return maximum value to shareholders while utilizing a wealth of knowledge and resources from its employees and acting responsibly in all communities in which it operates.

As the third-largest integrated energy company in the United States, based on market capitalization, oil and natural gas reserves, the company understands its responsibility to deliver energy in a safe, environmentally and socially responsible manner. The company upholds this responsibility in its worldwide operations, where it is the fourth-largest refiner and the seventh-largest reserves holder of nongovernment-controlled companies. ConocoPhillips is known worldwide for its technological expertise in reservoir management and exploration, 3-D Seismic technology, high-grade petroleum coke upgrading and sulfur removal.

More than 30,000 ConocoPhillips employees work worldwide to consistently deliver top performance and value and to maintain the company’s global market position. Employees’ individual talents and strengths combine to create a diverse and resilient workforce within ConocoPhillips.

With operations in more than 30 countries, ConocoPhillips is committed to contributing to social, economic and environmental improvements in all the communities in which it operates. The company is currently funding numerous environmental, social, health and education programs around the world.

Headquartered in Houston, Texas, the company has assets of $150 billion. ConocoPhillips stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "COP."


Company History



ConocoPhillips traces its beginnings to 1875, when Conoco founder Isaac E. Blake envisioned an idea to make kerosene available and affordable to townspeople in Ogden, Utah. Thirty years later, the foundation for Phillips Petroleum Company began when brothers Frank and L.E. Phillips hit the first of 81 wells without a dry hole. Nearly a century later, the two companies combined their strengths to form what is now the third-largest energy company in the United States. The ConocoPhillips merger, completed on Aug. 30, 2002, paved the path for the company’s current and future success.

The years leading up to the formation of ConocoPhillips were marked by moments of triumph and challenges. Several of these moments highlighted both Conoco and Phillips’ pioneering spirits. Phillips led the path in innovation by becoming the first company to develop and market propane for home heating and cooking, building the first long-distance multiproduct pipeline and inventing a process to make high-octane gasoline possible. Conoco used its pioneering spirit to develop the first filling station in the West, constructing what now is one of the oldest operating refineries in the United States and developing and receiving a patent for the Vibrosis method of seismic oil exploration. Together, the two companies helped make possible the current achievements of ConocoPhillips. Since the merger, the company has continued to grow and make significant contributions to the energy industry.

In 2006, Burlington Resources joined ConocoPhillips. The acquisition brought Burlington’s more than 100 years of experience to ConocoPhillips and enhanced the company’s position as a leading producer and marketer of natural gas. In recent years, ConocoPhillips began commercial production of renewable diesel fuel, started the first Alpine satellite oil field, announced plans for a global water sustainability center and formed a partnership with Tyson Foods, Inc. to produce next-generation renewable diesel fuel. While ConocoPhillips’ history still is young, the histories of Conoco, Phillips and Burlington provide a solid foundation for ConocoPhillips to leave a mark on the industry.

Lubricants

As the fourth-largest finished lubricants supplier in the United States, ConocoPhillips offers consumers four premier brands, including:

76® Lubricants, Conoco,® Phillips 66® and Kendall® Motor Oil.

The company’s five proprietary blending facilities and its world-class research and development facilities in Ponca City allow ConocoPhillips to supply premium quality products, such as the state-of-the-art base oils produced at the Excel Paralubes facility. The lubricants are sold in all 50 U.S. states and in over 50 countries worldwide.

This section supplies details about ConocoPhillips’ lubricants, including histories behind the brands, product information and the latest news.

           Conoco Guardol ECT 15W40 CJ4 with Liquid Titanium

OVERVIEW:
Guardol ECT® with Liquid Titanium is an enhanced, premium-tier
API CJ-4 diesel engine oil formulated with an exclusive liquidtitanium
technology in order to provide antiwear protection and
oxidation protection. By working at a molecular level, the liquidtitanium-
additive chemically binds itself to critical engine parts to
reduce wear and help extend engine life. It is the only multi-grade,
heavy duty engine oil of its kind.
 

Guardol ECT® with Liquid Titanium is an enhancement to
ConocoPhillips Company’s industry-leading API CJ-4 synthetic blend
engine oil made from an advanced, low SAPS (sulfated ash,
phosphorous and sulfur) technology.
 

WHY TITANIUM?
Titanium is already a valued ingredient in many applications and
industries such as aerospace, medicine and in the military because it
has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. It also resists
high temperatures, making it a natural fit for heavy-duty trucking
purposes.
 

BENEFITS: Antiwear Protection – In areas of extreme, localized heat, Guardol
ECT® with Liquid Titanium is chemically bonded to metal surfaces,
which provides:
• an extra layer of protection against surface damage to
crossheads, tappets, rings, cam lobes and other critical
engine parts
• the potential to lower repair costs and extended time
between rebuilds
 

Oxidation Protection – ConocoPhillips created Guardol ECT® with
Liquid Titanium because it helps to inhibit high-temperature oil
oxidation—a harmful process leading to deposits, corrosion, sludge
and reduced performance. The strong oxidation protection in
 

Guardol ECT® with Liquid Titanium helps:
• extend oil life
• improve engine performance in severe-duty operation
• reduce maintenance

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