上周美国海上钻机数量减少1台

据离岸能源网6月26日报道，根据贝克休斯的周钻机数量报告显示，与前三周相比，上周美国海上钻机数量减少1台，而美国运行的钻机总数从前一周的687台下降到682台。

根据贝克休斯的数据显示，自2023年5月美国在用海上钻机活动减少以来，海上钻机的总数一直稳定在20台，直到上周才降至19台。此外，海上钻机同比增加3台。

而且，贝克休斯的报告指出，上周美国活跃钻机总数(包括陆上和海上钻机)减少5台，降至682台，较去年的753台减少71台，其中石油钻机减少48台，天然气钻机减少27台，杂项钻机增加4台。

与前一周相比，上周美国的石油钻机减少6台，至546台，天然气钻机保持现状，为130台，杂项钻机增加1台，至6台。

另一方面，加拿大活跃钻机总数增加10台，达到169台，其中石油钻机增加7台，至110台，天然气钻机增加3台，至59台。

此外，该公司的报告强调，加拿大的钻机总数较去年的154台增加15台。与去年同期相比，上周石油钻机增加6台，天然气钻机增加9台。

郝芬 译自 离岸能源网

原文如下：

Following weeks of no change, U.S. offshore rig count slides down a notch

Baker Hughes’ weekly rig count report shows that the number of offshore rigs in the United States was one unit short last week compared to the previous three weeks while the total number of rigs operating in the U.S. slipped down to 682 from 687 units recorded during the week before.

After the fall in the offshore rig activity in May 2023 for units working in the U.S., the total number of offshore rigs held steady at 20 units until last week, when it fell to 19 units, according to Baker Hughes. In addition, offshore rigs were up by 3 units on a year-over-year basis.

Moreover, Baker Hughes’ report points out that the total number of active drilling rigs – including onshore and offshore ones – in the United States decreased by 5 units last week, going down to 682, which is lower by 71 rigs than last year’s count of 753 with oil rigs plummeting down by 48 units, gas rigs decreasing by 27 units, and miscellaneous rigs jumping up by 4 units.

When compared to the figures from the week before, oil rigs in the U.S. went down by 6 units to 546 last week while gas rigs kept the status quo at 130 units and miscellaneous rigs rose by 1 unit to 6 units.

On the other hand, the total number of active rigs in Canada rose by 10 units, reaching 169 rigs, with oil rigs climbing up by 7 units to 110 while gas rigs increased by 3 units to 59.

Furthermore, the company’s report underlines that the total number of rigs in Canada went up by 15 units from last year’s count of 154 rigs. While oil rigs moved up by 6 units last week compared to the year before, gas rigs jumped up by 9 units.