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US Natural Gas Storage

US natural gas storage volumes by region, published weekly by the EIA since 2010.

Source: EIA (U.S. Energy Information Administration)Last updated: Sep 25, 2026, 05:36Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

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Lower 48 States53,3513,2983,2543,2143,1843,1693,1533,1173,0843,0563,0242,9832,9222,8352,7592,6862,5782,4832,3912,2902,2052,1422,0631,9601,9001,8511,8181,8721,8381,8762,007
East Region815795773753727708693678654631614600587558532514480447419388361332309283277270271302294322364
Midwest Region959934908890866848829809789766749729706672638610573539505476452429404371358350351374375397441
South Central Region1,0411,0391,0441,0511,0611,0801,0931,0901,0961,1051,1031,1001,0861,0661,0531,0371,009993972941914905879838807775745747721712753
Mountain Region244241239236238237239237238240240236230227226222218213210206203205202200197198193191189187191
Pacific Region292289290285293296300304307314319319313312309304298292286279275272269267261258257258259257259

Latest reading

Lower 48 States stood at 3,351 Billion cubic feet in Sep 18, 2026. That is +1.6% from Sep 11, 2026 and −4.2% from a year earlier. The series on this page is weekly and runs from Jan 1, 2010 to Sep 18, 2026. Source: EIA (U.S. Energy Information Administration).

Latest
3,351 Billion cubic feet
Sep 18, 2026
vs previous period
+1.6%
Sep 11, 2026
vs a year earlier
−4.2%

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About this data

US natural gas storage volumes by region, published weekly by the EIA since 2010. The table details underground inventory levels for the lower 48 states as well as the East, Midwest, South Central, Mountain, and Pacific regions. Figures are measured in billion cubic feet to track seasonal injection and withdrawal patterns.

Frequently asked questions

What does US Natural Gas Storage measure?
US Natural Gas Storage measures the volume of underground natural gas inventories held across the lower 48 states and five specific US regions in billion cubic feet.
How often is the data published and how far back does it go?
The data is published weekly on Thursdays by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) in the Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report, with historical series starting in 2010.
Which regional breakdowns are included in the table?
The table includes inventory data for the lower 48 states total alongside five regional breakdowns: East, Midwest, South Central, Mountain, and Pacific.
How are US Natural Gas Storage levels typically interpreted?
Inventory levels are interpreted by comparing current volumes against the five-year average and year-on-year data to account for seasonal injections and withdrawals.
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