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Columbia Gas Bidweek Natural Gas Price Snapshot

NGI offers Daily, Weekly, and Bidweek Natural Gas Price Index Data, Approved by the FERC and utilized by ICE. Learn More.


Location:	Columbia Gas
Pointcode:	NEATCO
Region:	Appalachia
Avg. Price:	x.xxx
D/D Change:	x.xxx
Range:	x.xxx

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Columbia Gas Description: Deliveries into the ten aggregation areas as listed in TCO's AS Rate Schedule. Those areas include Kenova, Flat Top, Cobb, Alexander, Delmont, McCellandtown, Crawford, York, Dungannon, and Binghamton, and range from Eastern Kentucky (excluding Leach), West Virginia, SW Virginia, Eastern Ohio, Pennsylvania, and South Central New York. The TCO segmentation pool (SEG Pool) is included in these aggregation points, and is therefore included in our index. So too are Interruptible Paper Pool (IPP) transactions that are included within the 10 aggregation points other than Binghamton, NY. All transactions in and out of Market Areas (as defined by TCO) that fall outside of the 10 aggregation points are not included in our index.

What do these prices represent?

Bidweek prices represent the wholesale, spot price of natural gas at various trading locations in the U.S. and Canada. Bidweek prices are the result of trading done on the last five business days of the month for gas to be delivered on each day of the coming month. These prices include both deals done on the Intercontinental Exchange, as well as those reported directly to NGI. Prices are expressed in $U.S. per MMBtu with the exception of Canadian locations which are published in CDN$/Gj. To learn more about Daily GPI prices, check out our Price Index Methodology.

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