The Rig Count tallies all currently active rotary drilling rigs in Western Canada, drilling for either oil or natural gas. The average number of active drilling rigs in August 2019 was 97, decreasing by 54 (-35.8%) from August 2018. The number of inactive rigs increased by 3.4% from 267 to 276 over the same period. Alberta Inland Rig Count is at a current level of 127.00, down from 139.00 last week and down from 137.00 one year ago. This is a change of -8.63% from last week and -7.30% from one year ago. The U.S. rig count is up three rigs from last week to 793, with oil rigs up four to 682, gas rigs down one to 109, and miscellaneous rigs unchanged at two, according to Baker Hughes. March 6, 2020, 11:16 AM MST Meanwhile, the rig count has stayed fairly even in Saskatchewan — where top operator Crescent Point Energy Corp. is most active — with 66 active rigs today compared to 69 last week. Crescent Point had 24 rigs at work Thursday afternoon, twice as many as Canadian Natural Resources Limited and Encana Corporation with 12 each.
CAODC works with members to build a record of rig activity data. We produce daily, weekly and monthly rig counts for members, and publish weekly and monthly rig counts for the public. CAODC Members are required to enter daily (Drilling Members) and monthly (Drilling and Service Rig Members) as a condition of membership. The active rig count in Alberta pushed past the 100-mark earlier this week — the first time in seven months it has crossed that threshold. There were 108 active rigs Thursday afternoon in Alberta, up from 95 at the close of last week, according to Rig Locator records. Canada’s rig count fell from 210 to 136 for the week ending on December 29, a massive drop off. That took the rig count to a six-month low. Obviously, the losses were concentrated in Alberta, where most of the rigs tend to be. Alberta’s rig count sank from 162 to 118 in the last week of 2017.
13 Jan 2020 From one week ago, Alberta rig counts increased 69 to 133 and the Saskatchewan rig counts increased 42 to 50. Oil drilling increased 93 to 16 Dec 2019 From one week ago, Alberta rig counts increased 7 to 98 and the Saskatchewan rig counts increased 8 to 41. Oil drilling increased 9 to 96 and
7 Aug 2017 PSAC now estimates 3,604 wells will be drilled during the year in Alberta, up from 1,900 in the original forecast. In British Columbia, it expects 22 Jul 2019 About once a month I do an in-depth analysis of the drilling rig activity It is only now, in mid-July, that one can see Alberta's rig count is nearly 1 Aug 2019 PSAC officials now forecast the number of wells to be drilled (rig released) to be drilled in Alberta, down from 3,532 wells in the original Forecast. of 25 in well count for 2019, while approximately three per cent more wells 6 Feb 2015 Canadian rig count is down 13 rigs from last week, to 381, according to Baker Hughes. It is down 240 rigs from last year. However, oil The Rig Count tallies all currently active rotary drilling rigs in Western Canada, drilling for either oil or natural gas.
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