US Drillers Add Oil Rigs For Second Week In A Row
Companies added three oil rigs in the week to Feb. 15, bringing the total count to 857, Baker Hughes, a GE company (NYSE: BHGE), said in its weekly report.
Companies added three oil rigs in the week to Feb. 15, bringing the total count to 857, Baker Hughes, a GE company (NYSE: BHGE), said in its weekly report.
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U.S. energy firms cut the number of oil rigs operating to their lowest in eight months as some drillers follow through on plans to spend less on new wells this year.
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Drillers added 10 oil rigs in the week to Jan. 25, bringing the total count to 862, Baker Hughes, a GE company, said in its closely followed report.
Active rigs in the Permian Basin, the country's biggest shale oil formation, in Texas and New Mexico, dropped by seven this week to 481, the lowest since August.
Drillers cut four oil rigs in the week to Jan. 11, bringing the total count down to 873, Baker Hughes, a GE company, said in its closely followed report.