Lifted entirely by onshore oil-directed units ... the total is now down 1,268 units. Following a 4-unit jump last week, gas-directed rigs in the US edged down a unit to 89. Land-based rigs ...

Deutsche Bank points out that at current levels only the land ... rigs in oil and natural gas producing regions of the continental United States and western Canada. Universal Pressure Pumping ...

During the week, US land rigs fell 35 units to 1,770. Offshore rigs held steady at 58 units. Rigs drilling in inland waters also held steady at 12 units last week. Oil rigs lost 37 units to 1,499.

After an unusual land deal, a giant spill and a tanker ... this singular landscape would be ravaged, in his view, by rigs, pumping units, waste pits and pipelines and when he would become an ...

While the buyouts have minimal economic impact for the Oklahoma-based land driller ... fortunes of US drillers. Unit declined to name the operator that dropped the rigs, only saying that it ...

The average number of land rigs active last month in North America was 1251, up 20 from October and well ahead of the 1094 in November last year. The US put on 14 more units over October for a ...

The number of oil and gas rigs in use in the U.S. fell by 43 last week to 1,633, bringing the rig count to its lowest level since Aug. 2010, according to the latest data from Baker Hughes (BHI).

Two people were injured after an oil rig collapsed Monday afternoon. It happened at about 2 p.m. in a pumping unit area when the oil derrick collapsed and forced other material to fall on top of it.

Rising rig counts could be a sign that the higher oil prices are luring U.S. oil companies to start pumping away again. That in turn may cause other drillers on the fence to add rigs of their own.

Despite the falling and flatlining rig count, U.S. crude oil production managed to hit a monthly record-high in August 2023, boosted by productivity gains and more efficient operations.

Everyone wants to know: is this oil ... pumping. Last month, RSP Permian (RSPP) CEO Steven Gray called $45 a barrel an "inflection point" that would cause the oil producer to think about adding a rig.