Total mobile rig utilization in the Gulf of Mexico is down this week as one rig departed the area. Currently, 62 of 114 rigs are under contract or committed for work for utilization of 54.4%. Marketed utilization, which excludes cold stacked and other rigs here but not marketed in the US Gulf, is now 91.2% with 62 of 68 rigs under contract.

Utilization of the jackup fleet is unchanged from last week. Overall fleet utilization is 47.4% with 36 of 76 units under contract or committed for work. Marketed utilization remains at 85.7% with 36 of 42 units contracted.

Floating rig utilization increased this week. A contracted ENSCO drillship left for Angola, accounting for the change. Current fleet utilization is 81.3% with 26 of 32 units under contract, while marketed utilization remains at 100% with all 26 units under contract.

Total platform rig fleet utilization is still 44% with 22 of 50 units under contract. Marketed utilization stands at 62.9% with 22 of 35 units under contract or committed for work.

Inland barge utilization increased overall this week as several units went on and came off contract. Total utilization rose to 50.8% with 30 of 59 units contracted. Marketed utilization ...

Total mobile rig utilization in the Gulf of Mexico is unchanged this week. Currently, 63 of 115 rigs are under contract or committed for work, for utilization of 54.8%. Marketed utilization, which excludes cold stacked and other rigs here but not marketed in the U.S. gulf, remains at 91.3%, with 61 of 69 rigs under contract.

Utilization of the jackup fleet is the same as last week as Spartan Offshore Drilling, LLC put a previously idle rig to work, offset by a Nabors Offshore Corporation unit going idle. Overall fleet utilization is now 47.4%, with 36 of 76 units under contract or committed for work. Marketed utilization remains at 85.7%, with 36 of 42 units contracted.

Floating rig utilization is unchanged this week. Current fleet utilization remains at 78.7%, with 26 of 33 units under contract, while marketed utilization is 96.3%, with 26 of 27 rigs under contract.

Total platform rig fleet utilization is still 44%, with 22 of 50 units under contract.  Marketed utilization stands at 62.9%, with 22 of 35 units under contract or committed for work.

Inland barge utilization is lower this week, as several units completed contracts and another rig was removed from the rig rolls. ...

Total mobile rig utilization in the Gulf of Mexico increased this week as two previously idle rigs received contracts. Currently, 63 of 115 rigs are under contract or committed for work, for utilization of 54.8%. Marketed utilization, which excludes cold stacked and other rigs here but not marketed in the U.S. gulf, rose to 91.3%, with 63 of 69 rigs under contract.

Utilization of the jackup fleet increased from last week, as an idle Nabors Offshore Corporation unit received a contract. Overall fleet utilization is now 47.4% with 36 of 76 units under contract or committed for work. Marketed utilization is now 85.7% with 36 of 42 units contracted.

Floating rig utilization also rose this week, as a previously idle Diamond Offshore Drilling, Inc. semi went to work. Current fleet utilization is now 81.8%, with 27 of 33 units under contract, while marketed utilization hit 100%, with all 27 rigs under contract.

Total platform rig fleet utilization is still 44%, with 22 of 50 units under contract. Marketed utilization stands at 62.9%, with 22 of 35 units under contract or committed for work.

Inland barge utilization is unchanged this week. Total utilization is 55% with 33 of 60 units contracted, ...

Total mobile rig utilization in the Gulf of Mexico saw no change this week. Currently, 61 of 115 rigs are under contract or committed for work for utilization of 53%. Marketed utilization, which excludes cold stacked and other rigs here but not marketed in the U.S. Gulf, remains at 88.4% with 61 of 69 rigs under contract.

Utilization of the jackup fleet is unchanged from last week. Overall fleet utilization is now 46.1% with 35 of 76 units under contract or committed for work. Marketed utilization stays at 83.3% with 35 of 42 units contracted.

Floating rig utilization is unchanged this week. Current fleet utilization remains at 78.7% with 26 of 33 units under contract, while marketed utilization is 96.3% with 26 of 27 rigs under contract.

Total platform rig fleet utilization is still 44% with 22 of 50 units under contract. Marketed utilization stands at 62.9% with 22 of 35 units under contract or committed for work.

Inland barge utilization is slightly higher than last week. Total utilization is 55.0% with 33 of 60 units contracted. Marketed utilization stands at 78.6% with 33 of 42 units under contract.

Total mobile rig utilization in the Gulf of Mexico saw no change this week. Currently, 61 of 115 rigs are under contract or committed for work for utilization of 53%.

Marketed utilization, which excludes cold stacked and other rigs here but not marketed in the US Gulf, remains at 88.4% with 61 of 69 rigs under contract.

Utilization of the jackup fleet is unchanged from last week. Overall fleet utilization is now 46.1% with 35 of 76 units under contract or committed for work. Marketed utilization stays at 83.3% with 35 of 42 units contracted.

Floating rig utilization is unchanged this week. Current fleet utilization remains at 78.7% with 26 of 33 units under contract, while marketed utilization is 96.3% with 26 of 27 rigs under contract.

Total platform rig fleet utilization is still 44% with 22 of 50 units under contract. Marketed utilization stands at 62.9% with 22 of 35 units under contract or committed for work.

Inland barge utilization is also unchanged for the week. Total utilization is 52.5% with 31 of 59 units contracted. Marketed utilization remains at 75.6% with 31 of 41 units under contract.

Total mobile rig utilization in the Gulf of Mexico inched upward this week, as one new rig was delivered without a contract and one previously idle rig received a contract. Currently, 59 of 117 rigs are under contract or committed for work, for utilization of 50.4%. Marketed utilization, which excludes cold stacked and other rigs here but not marketed in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, stands at 83.1%, with 59 of 71 rigs under contract.

Within the jackup fleet, overall fleet utilization is now 41.6%, with 32 of 77 units under contract or committed for work. One Rowan newbuild jackup was added to the rig rolls without a contract, while a previously idle ENSCO, PLC unit received a contract. Marketed utilization is now 74.4%, with 32 of 43 units contracted.

Floating rig utilization saw no change this week. Current fleet utilization is now 79.4%, with 27 of 34 units under contract. Marketed utilization remains at 96.4%, with 27 of 28 rigs under contract.

Total Platform rig fleet utilization increased with the removal of two units from supply and an idle Nabors Offshore unit receiving a contract. Currently, 23 of 50 units are under contract, for utilization of ...