Residential natural gas price

Annual average price of natural gas delivered to residential consumers, in nominal US dollars per thousand cubic feet, published by the US Energy Information Administration.

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Includes delivery charges and taxes collected by the utility. Calculated from revenues and volumes of gas sold to residential consumers; excludes gas transported for third-party suppliers. It is not a wholesale price, a commercial price or a household bill. Missing values remain unavailable. Annual data can be revised.

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Figures last updated on 2026-10-12.

Rankings

US states by residential natural gas price, 2024

Top 15. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Hawaii: 48.88 USD per thousand cubic feetHawaii48.88Florida: 25.37 USD per thousand cubic feetFlorida25.37Massachusetts: 21.9 USD per thousand cubic feetMassachusetts21.9Rhode Island: 21.66 USD per thousand cubic feetRhode Island21.66Arizona: 20.47 USD per thousand cubic feetArizona20.47California: 19.14 USD per thousand cubic feetCalifornia19.14Maine: 18.95 USD per thousand cubic feetMaine18.95New Hampshire: 18.74 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Hampshire18.74Nevada: 18.69 USD per thousand cubic feetNevada18.69Alabama: 18.63 USD per thousand cubic feetAlabama18.63Georgia: 18.19 USD per thousand cubic feetGeorgia18.19Texas: 17.98 USD per thousand cubic feetTexas17.98Vermont: 17.34 USD per thousand cubic feetVermont17.34South Carolina: 16.91 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Carolina16.91Missouri: 16.86 USD per thousand cubic feetMissouri16.86Hawaii: 48.88 USD per thousand cubic feetHawaii48.88Florida: 25.37 USD per thousand cubic feetFlorida25.37Massachusetts: 21.9 USD per thousand cubic feetMassachusetts21.9Rhode Island: 21.66 USD per thousand cubic feetRhode Island21.66Arizona: 20.47 USD per thousand cubic feetArizona20.47California: 19.14 USD per thousand cubic feetCalifornia19.14Maine: 18.95 USD per thousand cubic feetMaine18.95New Hampshire: 18.74 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Hampshire18.74Nevada: 18.69 USD per thousand cubic feetNevada18.69Alabama: 18.63 USD per thousand cubic feetAlabama18.63Georgia: 18.19 USD per thousand cubic feetGeorgia18.19Texas: 17.98 USD per thousand cubic feetTexas17.98Vermont: 17.34 USD per thousand cubic feetVermont17.34South Carolina: 16.91 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Carolina16.91Missouri: 16.86 USD per thousand cubic feetMissouri16.86
USD per thousand cubic feet. Source: EIA, Annual average residential natural gas prices (NG.N3010<state>3.A). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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