International offshore rig count for November 2017 was down by 28 rigs year-over-year, according to Baker Hughes’ reports on Thursday.
The international rig count includes rigs from Latin America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, and Asia Pacific.
The international rig count for November 2017 was 942, down 9 from the 951 counted in October 2017, and up 17 from the 925 counted in November 2016.
The international offshore rig count for November 2017 was 183, down 21 from the 204 counted in October 2017, and down 28 from the 211 counted in November 2016.
The average US rig count for November 2017 was 911, down 11 from the 922 counted in October 2017, and up 331 from the 580 counted in November 2016.
The average Canadian rig count for November 2017 was 204, unchanged from the 204 counted in October 2017, and up 31 from the 173 counted in November 2016.
The worldwide rig count for November 2017 was 2,057, down 20 from the 2,077 counted in October 2017, and up 379 from the 1,678 counted in November 2016.
The worldwide offshore rig count for November 2017 was 204, down 23 from 227 counted in October 2017, and down 31 from the 235 counted in November 2016.