As of the week ending July 17, the total number of active oil rigs in the US was 452, compared to the previous value of 445 reported in the last period. During the same statistical cycle, the total number of all-category active drilling rigs in the US was 588, up from the prior period's 581. Additionally, the total number of active natural gas rigs in the US for the week ending July 17 remained unchanged at 126 compared to the previous value of 126. As a core indicator reflecting the activity l

The total number of active oil drilling rigs in the United States for the week ending July 17 was 452, compared to the previous figure of 445 from the last period. During the same statistical period, the total number of all-category active drilling rigs for the week in the United States was 588, while the previous period’s data was 581. In addition, the total number of natural gas drilling rigs for the week ending July 17 in the United States was 126, unchanged from the previous value of 126. As a core indicator reflecting the activity level of oil and gas extraction in the United States, changes in the number of drilling rigs often impact expectations for subsequent oil and gas production capacity releases, and are also commonly used by the market as important reference data for judging trends in crude oil and natural gas supply.