<div>At least 23 oil and gas rigs are operational in Oklahoma’s Granite Wash formation, and it is now the most actively pursued formation in the state, according to figures from the Baker Hughes rig count.Stretching into a few counties in the Texas Panhandle, the formation saw a gain of one rig in the past week, outdistancing the Cana Woodford formation where there are 18 active rigs at play.The two formations are the most active in Oklahoma and it’s where drillers are more interested than in others.Other formations and plays have dwindled to either no activity or a minimal amount, such as the Ardmore Woodford where only two rigs are reported, according to Baker Hughes.The Ada Woodford fell in recent weeks to no activity, and the Mississippian continued its drought of drilling.National interestThe nation’s total showed no diminishing in drilling interest as the rig count grew by one to 604 active oil and gas rigs.The Permian Basin added 1 rig and grew to 273, the highest of any formation or play in the country. Drilling in the Williston eased by 1 rig, but there are still 35 still active in North Dakota and Montana.The Haynesville added a rig and now 56 are active in East Texas and Louisiana. The Eagle Ford of South Texas remained at 50 rigs. The Utica was unchanged at 10 rigs and the D-J Basin remained at 9.</div>

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At least 23 oil and gas rigs are operational in Oklahoma’s Granite Wash formation, and it is now the most actively pursued formation in the state, according to figures from the Baker Hughes rig count. Stretching into a few counties in the Texas Panhandle, the formation saw a gain...

Oklahoma’s growing Granite Wash drilling activity

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At least 23 oil and gas rigs are operational in Oklahoma’s Granite Wash formation, and it is now the most actively pursued formation in the state, accordin

Oklahoma’s growing Granite Wash drilling activity

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