據鉆機地帶7月11日報道，根據貝克休斯7月7日發(fā)布的最新旋轉鉆機數量，北美增加數臺鉆機。

數據顯示，該地區(qū)的鉆機數量增加14臺，其中美國增加了6臺，加拿大增加了8臺。目前北美地區(qū)的鉆機總數為855臺，其中美國鉆機680臺，加拿大鉆機175臺。

根據統(tǒng)計，美國的鉆機總數由540臺石油鉆機、135臺天然氣鉆機和5臺其他鉆機組成，其中657臺為陸地鉆機，19臺為海上鉆機，4臺為內陸水鉆機。

科羅拉多州和得克薩斯州的鉆機數量都在減少，而路易斯安那州、新墨西哥州和懷俄明州的鉆機數量卻在增加。數據顯示，科羅拉多州減少了1個鉆井平臺，得克薩斯州減少了4個，路易斯安那州增加了7個，新墨西哥州增加了3個，懷俄明州增加了1個。

根據貝克休斯的最新統(tǒng)計，加拿大的鉆機總數為175臺，其中包括111臺石油鉆機和64臺天然氣鉆機。該國每周增加了2個石油鉆井平臺和6個天然氣鉆井平臺。

貝克休斯的統(tǒng)計數據顯示，北美的鉆機數量比去年同期減少了72臺，并強調美國的鉆機數量減少了72臺，而加拿大的鉆機數量保持不變。鉆機數量顯示，美國的石油鉆機數量減少了57臺，天然氣鉆機數量減少了18臺，其他鉆機數量增加了3臺；加拿大的天然氣鉆機數量增加了5臺，石油鉆機數量減少了5臺。

貝克休斯在6月30日發(fā)布的上一份鉆機數量報告中透露，北美的鉆機數量每周減少10臺。貝克休斯之前的數據顯示，在此之前，北美地區(qū)的鉆機數量一直在增加。在6月23日公布的鉆機數量中，貝克休斯表示，北美的鉆機數量每周增加5臺，而在此之前的6月16日，貝克休斯表示，北美的鉆機數量每周增加15臺。在6月9日發(fā)布的鉆井數量數據中，貝克休斯透露，北美地區(qū)終于打破了鉆機損失的趨勢。該地區(qū)每周增加38臺鉆井平臺。

貝克休斯在6月2日公布的鉆機數量中表示，北美每周減少5臺鉆機，而在此之前的5月26日公布的數據中，貝克休斯透露，北美每周減少7臺鉆機。在此之前的5月19日發(fā)布的數據顯示，該地區(qū)每周減少20臺鉆機，而在此之前的5月12日發(fā)布的數據顯示，北美每周減少16臺鉆機。

貝克休斯5月5日的數據顯示，北美每周減少7臺鉆機，4月28日的數據顯示，北美每周減少10臺鉆機，4月21日的數據顯示，該地區(qū)每周減少1臺鉆機，4月14日的數據顯示，該地區(qū)每周減少19臺鉆機。在4月6日的統(tǒng)計中，貝克休斯透露北美每周減少16臺鉆機，在3月31日的統(tǒng)計中，該公司顯示北美每周減少29臺鉆機。

貝克休斯3月24日的數據顯示，該地區(qū)每周減少38臺鉆機，3月17日的數據顯示，該地區(qū)每周減少8臺鉆機，3月10日的數據顯示，北美地區(qū)每周減少26臺鉆機，3月3日的數據顯示，北美地區(qū)每周減少2臺鉆機。

貝克休斯自1944年以來一直向石油行業(yè)發(fā)布旋轉鉆機數量，該公司將這些數據描述為鉆井行業(yè)及其供應商的重要商業(yè)晴雨表。該公司部分從Enverus獲取鉆機位置信息，Enverus使用GPS跟蹤裝置生成每日鉆機數量。

壽琳玲 譯自 鉆機地帶

原文如下：

North America Adds Rigs Again

North America has added several rigs week on week, according to Baker Hughes’ latest rotary rig count, which was released on July 7.

The count showed that the region increased its rig count by 14 week on week, with the U.S. adding six rigs and Canada eight rigs during that time frame. North America’s total rig count figure is now 855, comprising 680 rigs from the U.S. and 175 rigs from Canada, the count outlined.

The total U.S. rig figure is made up of 540 oil rigs, 135 gas rigs, and five miscellaneous rigs, according to the count, which categorized 657 of the country’s total rig count as land rigs, 19 as offshore rigs, and four as inland water rigs. In the rig count, the U.S. was shown to have five fewer oil rigs and 11 more gas rigs week on week. The country’s land rig count was shown to have increased by four week on week and its inland water rig count was shown to have increased by two during that period.

Week on week, Colorado and Texas dropped rigs, while Louisiana, New Mexico, and Wyoming added rigs, the count highlighted. Colorado dropped one rig, Texas dropped four, Louisiana added seven, New Mexico added three, and Wyoming added one rig, the count revealed.

Canada’s total rig count of 175 comprises 111 oil rigs and 64 gas rigs, according to Baker Hughes’ latest count. The country was shown to have added two oil rigs and six gas rigs week on week.

Baker Hughes’ count outlined that North America is down 72 rigs on year ago figures and highlighted that the U.S. has driven this decline, cutting 72 rigs while Canada’s count stayed the same. The U.S. has dropped 57 oil rigs and 18 gas rigs, and added three miscellaneous rigs, year on year, while Canada has added five gas rigs and dropped five oil rigs year on year, the rig count revealed.

In its previous rig count, which was released on June 30, Baker Hughes revealed that North America had dropped 10 rigs week on week. Prior to that count, North America had been on a streak of rig additions, Baker Hughes’ previous counts showed. In its rig count released on June 23, the company showed that North America had increased its rig count by five week on week, and in the count before that, which was published on June 16, Baker Hughes showed that North America had added 15 rigs week on week. In the rig count prior to that one, which was published on June 9, Baker Hughes’ revealed that North America had finally broken a rig loss streak. The region was shown in that count to have added 38 rigs week on week.

In its rig count released on June 2, Baker Hughes outlined that North America had dropped five rigs week on week, and in the count before that, which was published on May 26, Baker Hughes revealed that North America had dropped seven rigs week on week. The count prior to that, which was posted on May 19, showed that the region had dropped 20 rigs week on week, and the rig count before that one, which was posted on May 12, showed that North America had dropped 16 rigs week on week.

Baker Hughes’ May 5 count showed that North America cut seven rigs week on week, its April 28 count revealed that North America dropped 10 rigs week on week, its April 21 count revealed that the region dropped one rig week on week, and its April 14 count revealed that the region dropped 19 rigs week on week. In its April 6 count, Baker Hughes revealed that North America cut 16 rigs week on week and in its March 31 count, the company showed that North America cut 29 rigs week on week.

Baker Hughes’ March 24 count showed that the region dropped 38 rigs week on week, its March 17 rig count revealed that the region dropped eight rigs week on week, its March 10 rig count showed a 26-rig week on week drop in North America, and its March 3 count revealed that North America had cut two rigs week on week.

Baker Hughes, which has issued the rotary rig counts to the petroleum industry since 1944, describes the figures as an important business barometer for the drilling industry and its suppliers. The company obtains its working rig location information in part from Enverus, which produces daily rig counts using GPS tracking units.