In Western Canada the gas-directed rig count was unchanged at 65 active rigs, while the oil-directed rig count rose by 4 to 146 rigs, for the week ended August 14, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada, the gas-directed rig count rose by 2 to 65 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count fell by 6 to 142 rigs, for the week ended August 7, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada, the gas-directed rig count rose by 1 to 63 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count gained 13 to 148 rigs, for the week ended July 31, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada, the gas-directed rig count rose by 2 to 59 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count gained 20 to 136 rigs, for the week ended July 17, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada, the gas-directed rig count fell by one to 57 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count dropped by 11 to 116 rigs, for the week ended July 10, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada, the gas-directed rig count rose by one to 58 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count dropped by seven to 127 rigs, for the week ended July 2, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada, the gas-directed rig count rose by one to 57 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count gained seven to 134 rigs, for the week ended June 26, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada, the gas-directed rig count fell from 58 to 56 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count gained eight to 127 rigs, for the week ended June 18, according to Baker Hughes data.
In Western Canada this week, the gas-directed rig count rose by four to 58 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count gained five to 119 rigs.
In Western Canada the oil-directed rig count increased by six this week, to 113 active rigs, which is 32% higher than the prior 10-year high for this time of year, while the gas-directed rig count increased by one to 54 rigs this week, in line with the prior five-year high for this time of year.
