Baker Hughes reports that the North American active rig count fell another 105 onshore rigs.
- 75 in the U.S. to 1,192, compared to 1,792 a year ago
- 30 in Canada to 300, compared to 587 a year ago
My original guess was that the onshore U.S. rig count would drop to 1,000 sometime in Q2. I now think it will drop below 900.
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In addition to the rapidly falling rig count, many large-caps now saying they will drill wells, but not complete them until oil prices improve. EIA is now predicting that U.S. onshore production will be on decline in Q3.
Rig Count Update - March 6
Rig Count Update - March 6
Dan Steffens
Energy Prospectus Group
Energy Prospectus Group