The latest Baker Hughes Rig Count reflects steady drilling activity across most major U.S. oil and gas plays, with only slight fluctuations in specific basins.
Latest U.S. Rig Count Shows Stability with Minor Changes – Baker Hughes
Permian Basin remains a focal point of stability – Baker Hughes
Texas continues to play a dominant role in the oil and gas sector, seeing the largest weekly increase of any U.S. state. This growth reflects ongoing exploration and production efforts across the Permian and Eagle Ford regions, underscoring Texas’s importance in maintaining U.S. energy output.
U.S. Oil and Gas Rig Count Sees a Slight Dip – Baker Hughes
The latest Baker Hughes rig count report has revealed a minor decline in the number of active oil and gas rigs across the U.S., a signal that the energy industry is continuing to navigate through fluctuating market conditions and shifting priorities.
National Rig Numbers Dip in the U.S. – Baker Hughes
The latest Baker Hughes rig count summary
Most basins holding steady in the U.S. – Baker Hughes
The latest Baker Hughes rig count summary
U.S. See Uptick in Latest Rig Report – Baker Hughes
The latest Baker Hughes rig count, as of September 15, 2024, shows increase in oil and gas drilling activity across the U.S. with a total of 590 rigs.
U.S. Rig Count Declines Amidst Mixed Regional Activity – Baker Hughes
The total U.S. rig count is 583, as per the latest Baker Hughes report Sept 3 2024
Permian Rig Count Increases Amid Mixed U.S. Rig Activity and Fluctuating Energy Prices – Baker Hughes
The US drilling rig count Decreased by one unit to 585 as of August 23, 2024.
US rig count down 2 units to 586 – Baker Hughes
The US drilling rig count dropped 2 units to reach 586 rigs working for the week ended Aug. 16, according to Baker Hughes data. The count is down 56 units from the 642 rigs working this time a year ago.
US rig count has gone up three out of the last four weeks – Baker Hughes
The Baker Hughes U.S. rig count has gone up three out of the last four weeks, including last week, when it went up by two to 588.