Natural Gas Historical Prices
12-Month Price History, Trends & Analysis
12-Month Price History
Market Context
Natural gas prices are driven by seasonal demand patterns, with peak prices typically occurring during winter heating season and summer cooling season.
Henry Hub (Louisiana) serves as the pricing benchmark for North American natural gas markets. The price reflects supply from major producing regions like the Permian Basin and Marcellus Shale.
Key factors influencing natural gas prices include weather patterns, storage levels, LNG export demand, and competition with renewable energy sources for power generation.
Year-over-Year Performance
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the highest natural gas price in the past year?
The highest natural gas price in the past 12 months was $4.46 per MMBtu. Natural gas prices are highly seasonal, typically peaking in winter due to heating demand.
What was the lowest natural gas price in the past year?
The lowest natural gas price in the past year was $2.90 per MMBtu. Prices tend to bottom in shoulder seasons (spring/fall) when heating and cooling demand is minimal.
What is the average natural gas price over the past year?
The average natural gas price over the past 12 months was $3.69 per MMBtu. This average smooths out seasonal volatility and reflects the underlying supply-demand balance.
How much has natural gas price changed year-over-year?
Natural gas prices have increased by $0.63 (17.12%) compared to one year ago. The current price is $4.31 per MMBtu.
Where can I get natural gas historical price data?
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