U.S. EIA Weekly USD per million BTU

Henry Hub natural gas spot price

USD per million BTU
$3.02 ▲
WoW +2.7% · YoY +3.8%
2026-09-25 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.

Trend

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Year by year

Prices (USD per million BTU) from Jul 30, 2021 to Sep 25, 2026, grouped by calendar year.

Latest$3.02Sep 25, 2026
Period high$13.80Jan 30, 2026
Period low$1.40Mar 15, 2024
YearAverageYear-endHighLow
2026 (months 1–9) $3.55 $3.02 $13.80 $2.62
2025 $3.52 $3.45 $5.90 $2.80
2024 $2.19 $2.94 $5.11 $1.40
2023 $2.54 $2.56 $3.65 $1.93
2022 $6.44 $4.06 $9.56 $3.80
2021 (months 7–12) $4.66 $3.57 $5.87 $3.57

Recent trend (Unit:USD per million BTU)

  • 2026-09-253.02
  • 2026-09-182.94
  • 2026-09-112.79
  • 2026-09-042.91
  • 2026-08-282.81
  • 2026-08-212.86
  • 2026-08-142.79
  • 2026-08-072.66
  • 2026-07-312.62
  • 2026-07-242.86
  • 2026-07-172.79
  • 2026-07-103.09

FAQ

Henry Hub natural gas spot price: what is the latest price?
As of Sep 25, 2026, it is $3.02 (USD per million BTU). Since Jul 30, 2021, the high was $13.80 (Jan 30, 2026) and the low was $1.40 (Mar 15, 2024).
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)

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