U.S. EIA
Weekly
USD per million BTU
Henry Hub natural gas spot price
USD per million BTU
$3.16
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WoW +1.6% · YoY +4.3%
2026-05-29 as of ・ Unit：USD per million BTU
Henry Hub (Louisiana) is the key North American natural-gas trading point; its price is the U.S. gas benchmark. It feeds directly into power generation, heating, industry, and LNG export costs.
Key points
- The U.S. natural-gas price benchmark (Henry Hub, Louisiana)
- Feeds power, heating, industry, and LNG export costs
- Swings with weather, storage, production, LNG exports
- A guide to electricity costs
How to read it
Read in $/MMBtu. Swings widely with weather (heating/cooling demand), storage, production, and LNG exports — highly seasonal and volatile. A guide to gas-fired power costs and LNG export economics.
Recent trend
- 2026-05-293.16
- 2026-05-223.11
- 2026-05-152.86
- 2026-05-082.74
- 2026-05-012.66
- 2026-04-242.7
- 2026-04-172.77
- 2026-04-102.85
- 2026-04-032.9
- 2026-03-272.95
- 2026-03-203.11
- 2026-03-133.19
- 2026-03-062.99
- 2026-02-273.01
FAQ
What is MMBtu?
One million British Thermal Units — the heat-content unit used to trade natural gas; prices are quoted in $/MMBtu.
Why so volatile?
Storage is constrained and demand is sensitive to weather (heating/cooling) and swings in LNG exports.
Sources (primary)
This article is an independent summary based on the official U.S. data below. Please verify the latest and exact details with the official sources.
- EIA (official data page)
- Source：U.S. EIA
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