July 2011
News & Resources

Industry at a glance

Industry at a glance

Vol. 232 No. 7

INDUSTRY AT A GLANCE


NELL.LUKOSAVICH@WORLDOIL.COM

OPEC crude supply rose by 210,000 bpd to average 34.96 million bpd in May, but remains 1.25 million bpd below pre–Libyan crisis levels. Increases from Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Kuwait and Iraq offset lower UAE and Angolan output. To soften the impact of reduced supply on oil prices, the IEA introduced 60 million bbl p into the market. The international rig count rose by 2% to 1,428 rigs, with increases in Africa and the Middle East, while the US count gained 47 rigs, to 1,836. Seismic crew counts remained relatively unchanged, with the loss of one crew in Latin America and the addition of two crews in Africa and the Far East WO 

Monthly US Gas Prices and Trends Graph      World Oil Production Table
Seismic Crews Working in US Table Selected World Oil Prices Graph
US Rotary Drilling Rigs Graph Seismic Crews Working Internationally Table
US Rotary Drilling Rigs Table International Rotary Rig Graph
Workover Rig Table International Rotary Rig Table
US Oil Production International Offshore Rigs Table
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