Canada Rig Count Report April 26, 2022

Canada Rig Count Report Summary

Canada Rig Count Report April 2, 2022 we are tracking 87 Oil & Gas Operators and 215 drilling rigs that spud wells last 30 days in Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. (Data Source – Western Canada Drilling Rig Report April 26, 2022)

  • Province by drilling rig count: Alberta (106), BC (4), Sask (5)
  • Top District by Drilling Rig; Grande Prairie (34 rigs), BC (4 rigs), Bonnyville (21 rigs), St Albert (1 rigs), Drayton Valley (8 rigs), Red Deer (11 rigs), Kindersley (1 rigs), Lloydminster (2 rigs), Medicine Hat (7 rigs), Estevan (0 rigs), Wainwright (2 rigs)

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Canada Rig Count Details

The Western Canada Drilling Rig report date is April 26, 2022. Spudding is the process of a drilling rig beginning to drill a well in the oil and gas industry. … After the surface hole is completed, the main drill bit—which performs the task of drilling to the total depth—is inserted and this process can also be referred to as “spudding in.” (Data Source – Canada Rig Count Report April 26, 2022)

Drilling Rigs that Spud Wells Last 30 Days in Western Canada

Western Canada Wells Spud Average

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Western Canada New Rigs & Operators

The table below is a summary of the drilling rigs that spud wells in Western Canada last week for the first time since March 1 2021.

New Rigs Added

First Wells Spud by Operator


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