据钻机地带9月5日报道，根据贝克休斯9月2日发布的最新钻机数量显示，美国当周减少了5台钻机。

根据贝克休斯的最新统计显示，减少的钻机其中3台是陆地钻机，另外2台是海上钻机。贝克休斯强调，最新的钻机数量变动使美国的钻机总数达到760台，其中包括741台陆地钻机、16台海上钻机和3台内陆水域钻机。美国共有760台钻机，其中596台是石油钻机，162台是天然气钻机，2台是杂项钻机。

相反，上周加拿大的钻机数量增加7台。根据贝克休斯的数据显示，新增加的钻机使加拿大钻机总数量达到208台，其中包括143台石油钻机和65台天然气钻机。目前北美地区的钻机总数为968台。

根据贝克休斯的最新数据显示，与去年同期相比，北美的钻机数量增加了319台。据贝克休斯的统计显示，其中美国增加了263台，而加拿大增加了56台。根据贝克休斯的数据显示，美国新增的钻机包括202台石油钻机、60台天然气钻机和1台杂项钻机，加拿大新增的钻机包括51台石油钻机和5台天然气钻机。

贝克休斯自1944年起就开始发布石油行业的旋转钻机数量，该公司称这些数据是钻井行业及其供应商的重要商业晴雨表。该公司从Enverus获取部分工作钻机位置信息，Enverus使用GPS跟踪设施生成钻机日数量。

郝芬 译自 钻机地带

原文如下：

USA Drops Several Rigs

The U.S. dropped five rigs week on week, according to Baker Hughes’ latest rotary rig count, which was published on September 2.

Baker Hughes’ latest count showed that three of the dropped rigs were land rigs and the other two were offshore rigs. The latest rig moves take the total U.S. rig count to 760, comprising 741 land rigs, 16 offshore rigs and three inland water rigs, Baker Hughes highlighted. Of the total U.S. rig count figure of 760, 596 rigs are classified as oil rigs, 162 are classified as gas rigs, and two are classified as miscellaneous rigs.

Conversely, Canada’s rig count was shown to have risen by seven week on week. Canada’s weekly additions take its rig count up to 208, comprising 143 oil rigs and 65 gas rigs, according to Baker Hughes. The total North America rig count is now said to stand at 968 rigs.

North America’s rig count has grown by 319 rigs compared to year ago figures, Baker Hughes’ latest count showed. The U.S. provided 263 of these additions, while Canada provided 56, Baker Hughes’ count revealed. The U.S. additions comprised 202 oil rigs, 60 gas rigs and one miscellaneous rig and the Canada additions comprised 51 oil rigs and five gas rigs, according to Baker Hughes.

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.