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Natural Gas Prices by Benchmark (2026 YTD)

September 2026: Asia (JKM) is listed first in the source. 4 entries.

Natural Gas Prices by Benchmark (2026 YTD) — 2026-09. Values in USD/MMBtu.
Rank	Entry	Value (USD/MMBtu)
1	Asia (JKM)	$17.75
2	Europe (TTF)	$16.75
3	U.S. (Henry Hub)	$3.65
4	Shale Crescent USA (EGTS)	$2.85

Highlights

In the September 2026 source list, Asia (JKM) is listed first, followed by Europe (TTF) and U.S. (Henry Hub).

The order follows the cited source; category-specific picks may not be direct head-to-head comparisons.

Source: Visual Capitalist (sponsored by Shale Crescent USA).

Source: Visual Capitalist (sponsored by Shale Crescent USA) · manually compiled Oct 21, 2026

About this ranking

Latest published data · 2026

Source: Visual Capitalist (sponsored by Shale Crescent USA) ↗Reference 2 ↗Reference 3 ↗Reference 4 ↗Reference 5 ↗Reference 6 ↗
Reference period: September 2026Dataset updated Oct 21, 2026. The badge reflects the reference year, not the update date.
Definition: Average natural gas prices for four regional benchmarks in January–September 2026, in nominal U.S. dollars per MMBtu, transcribed from a Visual Capitalist graphic sponsored by Shale Crescent USA. Values compare published benchmarks, not delivered business energy bills; transport, utility access, contracts and price assessment methods differ.
Unit: USD/MMBtu
Coverage & value range: Product brands · 4 listed brandsValues: $2.85 to $17.75
Ranking direction: Highest value first (descending)#1 is the highest listed value, not necessarily the best outcome.

Source notes: AllRanks assistant verified on 2026-10-21 by opening the complete Visual Capitalist-attributed syndicated copy at egov.mn (the original article blocks direct access), checking the full annual table and the 2026 YTD (Jan–Sep) chart/table values, labels and descending order: Asia (JKM) $17.75, Europe (TTF) $16.75, U.S. benchmark (Henry Hub) $3.65, Shale Crescent USA (EGTS) $2.85. Cross-checked all 2000–2025 Europe and Asia values against IMF annual FRED series: most match at two decimals; source-rounding/vintage differences are $0.01 for Europe 2004 ($3.76 vs $3.75), Asia 2012 ($18.15 vs $18.14), and Europe 2015 ($7.31 vs $7.30). Limitation: the article is sponsored by Shale Crescent USA, and its EGTS calculation has no independently accessible methodology. FERC's 2025 State of the Markets, based on S&P Platts annual spot hub averages, gives Henry Hub $3.54 and Eastern Gas-S $2.78; the article reports $3.43 and $2.61. EIA monthly averages of daily Henry Hub spot prices average $3.54 for Jan–Sep 2026, compared with the article's $3.65. IMF 2026 monthly observations were available only through July at verification time, so Jan–Sep international values were checked against the complete syndicated article and graphic rather than independently recomputed. This ranking faithfully reproduces the article's published comparison and flags the differences; it does not imply directly interchangeable benchmark methods.

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Asia (JKM)

$17.75

Europe (TTF)

$16.75

U.S. (Henry Hub)

$3.65

Shale Crescent USA (EGTS)

$2.85