In Western Canada the active gas-directed rig count was unchanged at 65 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count rose for the fourth straight week, inching up by two to 150 rigs, for the week ended October 23, according to Baker Hughes data.
U.S. oil and gas rig count was unchanged at 603 for the week ending October 16 according to Baker Hughes data, holding above 600 for a second consecutive week.
In Western Canada the active gas-directed rig count fell by five rigs to 65 rigs, more than reversing the prior week’s gain of four rigs, while the oil-directed rig count rose for the third straight week, inching up by one to 148 rigs, for the week ended October 16, according to Baker Hughes data
U.S. oil and gas rig count climbed five rigs to 603 for the week ending October 9 according to Baker Hughes data, crossing the 600-rig mark for the first time since May 2024.
In Western Canada the active gas-directed rig count rose by four for the second straight week, to 70 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count was unchanged at 147 rigs, for the week ended October 9, according to Baker Hughes data.
U.S. oil and gas rig count fell by one rig to 598 for the week ending October 2 according to Baker Hughes data, as declines in the Eagle Ford (-2) and Haynesville (-1) outweighed gains in Gulf of Mexico (+1) and the Niobrara (+1).
In Western Canada the active gas-directed rig count rose by four to 66 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count also gained four to 147 rigs, for the week ended October 2, according to Baker Hughes data.
U.S. oil and gas rig count gained four rigs to 599 for the week ending September 25 according to Baker Hughes data, as gains in Anadarko (+1), Gulf of Mexico (+1), Permian (+1) and All Other (+2) eclipsed a one-rig decline in the Eagle Ford.
In Western Canada the active gas-directed rig count was unchanged at 62 rigs, while the oil-directed rig count jumped by 11 to 143 rigs, for the week ended September 25, according to Baker Hughes data.
