August 2011
News & Resources

Industry at a glance

Industry at a glance

Vol. 232 No. 8

INDUSTRY AT A GLANCE


NELL.LUKOSAVICH@WORLDOIL.COM

The introduction of 60 million bbl of oil from strategic stocks (including 30 million bbl from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve) along with increases in OPEC crude supply put a damper on prices in June, although they remain volatile. West Texas Intermediate prices continued to trend down, while Brent Blend and Arabian Light both leveled off and rose moderately. Gas prices remained flat. The US rotary rig count rose by another 30 rigs in June, led by traditional oil drilling in West Texas. The international rig count appeared to drop, but this is an artifact of reporting, since data from Iran and Sudan are no longer available due to the discontinuation of the M-I Swaco rig count. 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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