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U.S. Rig Count Rises to 591 as Oil and Gas Drilling Expands

The active rig count in the United States has increased to 591, driven by simultaneous gains in both crude oil and natural gas drilling programmes.

The total number of active drilling rigs operating across the United States has risen to 591, according to market data published by EnergyNow.com. The latest movement signals a positive shift in operational momentum for the domestic exploration and production sector.

The increase was driven by concurrent additions in both crude oil and natural gas drilling activity. Unlike periods where gains in one sector offset reductions in another, both oil and gas operators expanded their active units, reflecting broader operational activity across active extraction basins.

For offshore contractors, vessel operators, and technical procurement teams, rising rig numbers point towards increased demand for specialised hardware, consumables, and regular marine support services. Maintaining reliable supply chains and ensuring the prompt delivery of essential technical equipment will be crucial for service providers looking to support expanding field operations efficiently.

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  • Offshore Procurement

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