US states by residential natural gas price

Hawaii had the highest residential natural gas price of 51 states in 2022, at 57.46 USD per thousand cubic feet. Idaho had the lowest, at 7.97 USD per thousand cubic feet. The median was 14.55 USD per thousand cubic feet and the figure for the United States was 14.75 USD per thousand cubic feet. Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Highest57.46Hawaii
Lowest7.97Idaho
Median14.5551 states
United States14.75History

Map of states, 2022

Alabama: 17.36 USD per thousand cubic feetAlaska: 11.08 USD per thousand cubic feetArizona: 17.81 USD per thousand cubic feetArkansas: 16.95 USD per thousand cubic feetCalifornia: 20.15 USD per thousand cubic feetColorado: 12.72 USD per thousand cubic feetConnecticut: 18.36 USD per thousand cubic feetDelaware: 15 USD per thousand cubic feetDistrict of Columbia: 16.68 USD per thousand cubic feetFlorida: 26.34 USD per thousand cubic feetGeorgia: 18.06 USD per thousand cubic feetHawaii: 57.46 USD per thousand cubic feetIdaho: 7.97 USD per thousand cubic feetIllinois: 13.8 USD per thousand cubic feetIndiana: 11.6 USD per thousand cubic feetIowa: 13.04 USD per thousand cubic feetKansas: 14.36 USD per thousand cubic feetKentucky: 14.58 USD per thousand cubic feetLouisiana: 15.89 USD per thousand cubic feetMaine: 20.73 USD per thousand cubic feetMaryland: 16.97 USD per thousand cubic feetMassachusetts: 20.45 USD per thousand cubic feetMichigan: 11.31 USD per thousand cubic feetMinnesota: 12.12 USD per thousand cubic feetMississippi: 14.55 USD per thousand cubic feetMissouri: 14.29 USD per thousand cubic feetMontana: 10.42 USD per thousand cubic feetNebraska: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetNevada: 12.72 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Hampshire: 20.51 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Jersey: 12.53 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Mexico: 12.51 USD per thousand cubic feetNew York: 16.34 USD per thousand cubic feetNorth Carolina: 17.2 USD per thousand cubic feetNorth Dakota: 10.9 USD per thousand cubic feetOhio: 13.07 USD per thousand cubic feetOklahoma: 14.78 USD per thousand cubic feetOregon: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetPennsylvania: 14.94 USD per thousand cubic feetRhode Island: 18.17 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Carolina: 15.67 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Dakota: 10.99 USD per thousand cubic feetTennessee: 12.45 USD per thousand cubic feetTexas: 16.52 USD per thousand cubic feetUtah: 10.48 USD per thousand cubic feetVermont: 15.51 USD per thousand cubic feetVirginia: 16.1 USD per thousand cubic feetWashington: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetWest Virginia: 12.08 USD per thousand cubic feetWisconsin: 11.34 USD per thousand cubic feetWyoming: 13.4 USD per thousand cubic feet
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USD per thousand cubic feet, 2022. Source: EIA, Annual average residential natural gas prices (NG.N3010<state>3.A). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All states, 2022

Hawaii: 57.46 USD per thousand cubic feetHawaii57.46Florida: 26.34 USD per thousand cubic feetFlorida26.34Maine: 20.73 USD per thousand cubic feetMaine20.73New Hampshire: 20.51 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Hampshire20.51Massachusetts: 20.45 USD per thousand cubic feetMassachusetts20.45California: 20.15 USD per thousand cubic feetCalifornia20.15Connecticut: 18.36 USD per thousand cubic feetConnecticut18.36Rhode Island: 18.17 USD per thousand cubic feetRhode Island18.17Georgia: 18.06 USD per thousand cubic feetGeorgia18.06Arizona: 17.81 USD per thousand cubic feetArizona17.81Alabama: 17.36 USD per thousand cubic feetAlabama17.36North Carolina: 17.2 USD per thousand cubic feetNorth Carolina17.2Maryland: 16.97 USD per thousand cubic feetMaryland16.97Arkansas: 16.95 USD per thousand cubic feetArkansas16.95District of Columbia: 16.68 USD per thousand cubic feetDistrict of Columbia16.68Texas: 16.52 USD per thousand cubic feetTexas16.52New York: 16.34 USD per thousand cubic feetNew York16.34Virginia: 16.1 USD per thousand cubic feetVirginia16.1Louisiana: 15.89 USD per thousand cubic feetLouisiana15.89South Carolina: 15.67 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Carolina15.67Vermont: 15.51 USD per thousand cubic feetVermont15.51Delaware: 15 USD per thousand cubic feetDelaware15Pennsylvania: 14.94 USD per thousand cubic feetPennsylvania14.94Oklahoma: 14.78 USD per thousand cubic feetOklahoma14.78Kentucky: 14.58 USD per thousand cubic feetKentucky14.58Mississippi: 14.55 USD per thousand cubic feetMississippi14.55Kansas: 14.36 USD per thousand cubic feetKansas14.36Missouri: 14.29 USD per thousand cubic feetMissouri14.29Illinois: 13.8 USD per thousand cubic feetIllinois13.8Wyoming: 13.4 USD per thousand cubic feetWyoming13.4Ohio: 13.07 USD per thousand cubic feetOhio13.07Iowa: 13.04 USD per thousand cubic feetIowa13.04Nebraska: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetNebraska12.83Oregon: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetOregon12.83Washington: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetWashington12.83Colorado: 12.72 USD per thousand cubic feetColorado12.72Nevada: 12.72 USD per thousand cubic feetNevada12.72New Jersey: 12.53 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Jersey12.53New Mexico: 12.51 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Mexico12.51Tennessee: 12.45 USD per thousand cubic feetTennessee12.45Minnesota: 12.12 USD per thousand cubic feetMinnesota12.12West Virginia: 12.08 USD per thousand cubic feetWest Virginia12.08Indiana: 11.6 USD per thousand cubic feetIndiana11.6Wisconsin: 11.34 USD per thousand cubic feetWisconsin11.34Michigan: 11.31 USD per thousand cubic feetMichigan11.31Alaska: 11.08 USD per thousand cubic feetAlaska11.08South Dakota: 10.99 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Dakota10.99North Dakota: 10.9 USD per thousand cubic feetNorth Dakota10.9Utah: 10.48 USD per thousand cubic feetUtah10.48Montana: 10.42 USD per thousand cubic feetMontana10.42Idaho: 7.97 USD per thousand cubic feetIdaho7.97Hawaii: 57.46 USD per thousand cubic feetHawaii57.46Florida: 26.34 USD per thousand cubic feetFlorida26.34Maine: 20.73 USD per thousand cubic feetMaine20.73New Hampshire: 20.51 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Hampshire20.51Massachusetts: 20.45 USD per thousand cubic feetMassachusetts20.45California: 20.15 USD per thousand cubic feetCalifornia20.15Connecticut: 18.36 USD per thousand cubic feetConnecticut18.36Rhode Island: 18.17 USD per thousand cubic feetRhode Island18.17Georgia: 18.06 USD per thousand cubic feetGeorgia18.06Arizona: 17.81 USD per thousand cubic feetArizona17.81Alabama: 17.36 USD per thousand cubic feetAlabama17.36North Carolina: 17.2 USD per thousand cubic feetNorth Carolina17.2Maryland: 16.97 USD per thousand cubic feetMaryland16.97Arkansas: 16.95 USD per thousand cubic feetArkansas16.95District of Columbia: 16.68 USD per thousand cubic feetDistrict of Columbia16.68Texas: 16.52 USD per thousand cubic feetTexas16.52New York: 16.34 USD per thousand cubic feetNew York16.34Virginia: 16.1 USD per thousand cubic feetVirginia16.1Louisiana: 15.89 USD per thousand cubic feetLouisiana15.89South Carolina: 15.67 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Carolina15.67Vermont: 15.51 USD per thousand cubic feetVermont15.51Delaware: 15 USD per thousand cubic feetDelaware15Pennsylvania: 14.94 USD per thousand cubic feetPennsylvania14.94Oklahoma: 14.78 USD per thousand cubic feetOklahoma14.78Kentucky: 14.58 USD per thousand cubic feetKentucky14.58Mississippi: 14.55 USD per thousand cubic feetMississippi14.55Kansas: 14.36 USD per thousand cubic feetKansas14.36Missouri: 14.29 USD per thousand cubic feetMissouri14.29Illinois: 13.8 USD per thousand cubic feetIllinois13.8Wyoming: 13.4 USD per thousand cubic feetWyoming13.4Ohio: 13.07 USD per thousand cubic feetOhio13.07Iowa: 13.04 USD per thousand cubic feetIowa13.04Nebraska: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetNebraska12.83Oregon: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetOregon12.83Washington: 12.83 USD per thousand cubic feetWashington12.83Colorado: 12.72 USD per thousand cubic feetColorado12.72Nevada: 12.72 USD per thousand cubic feetNevada12.72New Jersey: 12.53 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Jersey12.53New Mexico: 12.51 USD per thousand cubic feetNew Mexico12.51Tennessee: 12.45 USD per thousand cubic feetTennessee12.45Minnesota: 12.12 USD per thousand cubic feetMinnesota12.12West Virginia: 12.08 USD per thousand cubic feetWest Virginia12.08Indiana: 11.6 USD per thousand cubic feetIndiana11.6Wisconsin: 11.34 USD per thousand cubic feetWisconsin11.34Michigan: 11.31 USD per thousand cubic feetMichigan11.31Alaska: 11.08 USD per thousand cubic feetAlaska11.08South Dakota: 10.99 USD per thousand cubic feetSouth Dakota10.99North Dakota: 10.9 USD per thousand cubic feetNorth Dakota10.9Utah: 10.48 USD per thousand cubic feetUtah10.48Montana: 10.42 USD per thousand cubic feetMontana10.42Idaho: 7.97 USD per thousand cubic feetIdaho7.97
USD per thousand cubic feet. Source: EIA, Annual average residential natural gas prices (NG.N3010<state>3.A). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2022
USD per thousand cubic feet
Change on 2021
1Hawaii57.46+22.3%
2Florida26.34+15%
3Maine20.73+25.3%
4New Hampshire20.51+25.8%
5Massachusetts20.45+27.7%
6California20.15+23.3%
7Connecticut18.36+14.3%
8Rhode Island18.17+12.3%
9Georgia18.06+13.5%
10Arizona17.81+14.8%
11Alabama17.36+10.4%
12North Carolina17.2+21.8%
13Maryland16.97+15.4%
14Arkansas16.95+35.1%
15District of Columbia16.68+16.7%
16Texas16.52+20%
17New York16.34+18.6%
18Virginia16.1+17.7%
19Louisiana15.89+23.5%
20South Carolina15.67+9.7%
21Vermont15.51+10.7%
22Delaware15+14.2%
23Pennsylvania14.94+24.4%
24Oklahoma14.78+43.4%
25Kentucky14.58+19.4%
26Mississippi14.55+15.1%
27Kansas14.36+29.3%
28Missouri14.29+31.5%
29Illinois13.8+31.3%
30Wyoming13.4+33.5%
31Ohio13.07+18%
32Iowa13.04+27.8%
33Nebraska12.83+33.8%
33Oregon12.83+9.1%
33Washington12.83+10.3%
36Colorado12.72+39.6%
36Nevada12.72+30.9%
38New Jersey12.53+22.1%
39New Mexico12.51+28%
40Tennessee12.45+21%
41Minnesota12.12+28.9%
42West Virginia12.08+15.5%
43Indiana11.6+15.4%
44Wisconsin11.34+16.4%
45Michigan11.31+22.8%
46Alaska11.08+1.3%
47South Dakota10.99+12.7%
48North Dakota10.9+19.6%
49Utah10.48+16.6%
50Montana10.42+17.6%
51Idaho7.97+13.9%

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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.

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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U.S. Energy Information Administration. Annual average residential natural gas prices (NG.N3010<state>3.A). https://www.eia.gov/dnav/ng/ng_pri_sum_a_EPG0_PRS_DMcf_a.htm. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Hawaii, with 57.46 USD per thousand cubic feet in 2022, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Idaho, with 7.97 USD per thousand cubic feet in 2022.

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