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Includes deliveries into the 11 aggregation areas as listed in the Columbia Gas Transmission (aka TCO) AS Rate Schedule. Those areas include Alexander, Binghamton, Cobb, Crawford, Delmont, Dungannon, Flat Top, Kenova, McClellandtown, West Union, York and range from Eastern Kentucky (excluding Leach), Eastern Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Central New York, SW Virginia and West Virginia. The TCO segmentation pool is included in these aggregation points and is therefore included in NGI’s index. So too are Interruptible Paper Pool transactions that are included within the 11 aggregation points other than Binghamton, NY. All transactions in and out of Market Areas (as defined by TCO) that fall outside of the 11 aggregation points are not included in NGI’s index.
October Nymex natural gas futures settled higher Thursday on some bullish implications from the latest storage data and potential lingering strong demand on the possibility that hot weather may continue through September.
Natural gas forwards slipped at the front of the curve for most locations alongside trimmed demand expectations for September, while hubs in Canada posted gains ahead of the nation’s first LNG export terminal.
In its debut run at the front of the Nymex natural gas futures curve, the October contract mustered momentum after a government inventory report met expectations and proved bullish relative to historical norms.
Natural gas futures reversed early steeper losses but held the downside following the latest storage data, which outlined a largely expected injection for the week ended Aug. 23.