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Transco Zone 1 Forward Fixed Natural Gas Price Snapshot

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Location: Transco Zone 1
Pointcode: STXST30
May-24: x.xxx
Jun-24: x.xxx
Bal Summer: x.xxx
Winter('24/'25): x.xxx
Summer'25: x.xxx
Want Historical Data? Check out Transco Zone 1 in the Historical Data Download Tool. NGI offers Daily, Weekly, Bidweek, Forwards, Mexico, and MidDay Price Data at over 200 hubs/locations back as far as 1988.

Transco Zone 1 Description: Our Transco Zone 1 index includes Station 30 in Wharton, TX, and all points along the three pipeline segments that connect into Station 30. Those are the McMullen lateral that begins in McMullen County, TX, the mainline segment and Padre Island Offshore System, and the offshore and mainland portion of the Central Texas Gathering System that hits land in Matagorda County, TX. We changed the name of this index from Station 30 to Zone 1 in October 2010.

  • What do these prices represent?

    Forward prices represent the expected price of gas for each month going out into the future. NGI’s Forward Look prices are modeled based on indicative data obtained from exchanges and other third parties.

  • How should I interpret the above chart?

    The above chart shows a 24-month forward fixed curve with monthly granularity. Essentially, it represents the market’s estimate of the selected point’s price for each month, going out two years into the future.

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