U.S. oil and gas rig count rises by 1 to 563, still near year-ago levels

U.S. oil and gas drilling rigs reached 563. The figure is one higher than the same week a year earlier. Active oil rigs rose by two for the second consecutive week, reaching 433.

That total remains six below year-ago levels. Gas rigs fell by three to 121, eight above the same week last year. Miscellaneous rigs held steady at eight. U.S. com.

Output increased 92,000 barrels per day from the prior week and stood 371,000 barrels per day above the year-ago level. Primary Vision’s Frac Spread Count declined by two to 190 crews for the week ending June 5. The count estimates crews completing wells.

In the Permian Basin, active rigs fell by one to 256, seventeen below year-ago levels. The Eagle Ford rig count remained unchanged at 44, four above the same week last year. 55 percent.

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