據鉆機地帶6月13日報道，根據貝克休斯公司6月10日公布的最新旋轉鉆機數量，北美上周新增30臺鉆機。

根據貝克休斯的統計顯示，其中加拿大增加24臺，美國增加6臺。據貝克休斯概述稱，如今北美鉆機總數為874臺。該公司之前于6月3日發布的鉆機數量顯示，北美鉆機總數較前一周增加14臺。

貝克休斯強調，加拿大周增加24臺鉆機，使該國總鉆機數量達到141臺，其中包括94臺石油鉆機和47臺天然氣鉆機；美國周增加6臺，使美國總鉆機數量達到733臺，其中包括580臺石油鉆機、151臺天然氣鉆機和2臺雜項鉆機。貝克休斯指出，在美國733臺鉆機中，715臺是陸地鉆機，15臺是海上鉆機，3臺是內陸水域鉆機。

據貝克休斯稱，從去年的數據來看，北美地區的鉆機數量同比增加了320臺。據貝克休斯透露，其中美國增加272臺，包括215臺石油鉆機、55臺天然氣鉆機和2臺雜項鉆機，加拿大增加48臺，包括35臺石油鉆機和15臺天然氣鉆機。

自1944年起就開始發布石油行業的旋轉鉆機數量的貝克休斯，稱這些數據是鉆井行業及其供應商的重要商業晴雨表。該公司從Enverus獲取部分工作鉆機位置信息，Enverus使用GPS跟蹤設備生成鉆機日數量。

郝芬 譯自 鉆機地帶

原文如下：

North America Adds 30 Rigs Week on Week

North America added 30 rigs week on week, according to Baker Hughes’ latest rotary rig count, which was published on June 10.

Twenty-four of these additions came from Canada, while the remaining six came from the U.S., Baker Hughes’ count revealed. The total North America rig count now stands at 874 rigs, Baker Hughes outlined. The company’s previous rig count, which was published on June 3, showed that the total North America rig figure had jumped by 14 week on week.

Canada’s 24 weekly rig additions take the country’s total rig count up to 141, comprising 94 oil rigs and 47 gas rigs, and the U.S.’s six weekly additions take the total U.S. rig count up to 733, comprising 580 oil rigs, 151 gas rigs, and two miscellaneous rigs, Baker Hughes highlighted. Of the total U.S. rig count of 733, 715 rigs are land rigs, 15 are offshore rigs, and three are inland water rigs, Baker Hughes pointed out.

Looking at year ago figures, North America has added 320 rigs year on year, according to Baker Hughes. Of this figure, 272 rigs have come from the U.S. – comprising 215 oil rigs, 55 gas rigs, and two miscellaneous rigs – while 48 have come from Canada – comprising 35 oil rigs and 15 gas rigs – Baker Hughes revealed.

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.