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Weekly United Kingdom National Balancing Point (NBP) natural gas futures from January 2, 2023 to October 27, 2025 (in British pence per therm)

Characteristic	Natural gas futures in British pence per therm
Oct 27, '25	78.76
Oct 20, '25	80.3
Oct 13, '25	80.21
Oct 6, '25	85.17
Sep 29, '25	83.82
Sep 22, '25	79.05
Sep 15, '25	78.54
Sep 8, '25	81.02
Sep 1, '25	78.56
Aug 25, '25	83.67
Aug 18, '25	76.97
Aug 11, '25	81.25
Aug 4, '25	84.59
Jul 28, '25	79.68
Jul 21, '25	79.63
Jul 14, '25	85.25
Jul 7, '25	80
Jun 30, '25	77.33
Jun 23, '25	95.46
Jun 16, '25	89.08
Jun 9, '25	82.51
Jun 2, '25	81.47
May 26, '25	87.15
May 19, '25	84.29
May 12, '25	84.6
May 5, '25	80.15
Apr 28, '25	78.27
Apr 21, '25	87.27
Apr 14, '25	85.37
Apr 7, '25	90.77
Mar 31, '25	97.76
Mar 24, '25	103.97
Mar 17, '25	100.94
Mar 10, '25	100.81
Mar 3, '25	107.16
Feb 24, '25	112.83
Feb 17, '25	115.72
Feb 10, '25	141.25
Feb 3, '25	130.85
Jan 27, '25	120.15
Jan 20, '25	121.35
Jan 13, '25	121.5
Jan 6, '25	117.91
Dec 30, '24	119.82
Dec 23, '24	114.11
Dec 16, '24	100.39
Dec 9, '24	111.46
Dec 2, '24	121.62
Nov 25, '24	119.51
Nov 18, '24	118.68
Nov 11, '24	110.56
Nov 4, '24	102.46
Oct 28, '24	106.91
Oct 21, '24	100.15
Oct 14, '24	100.86
Oct 10, '24	100.86
Sep 30, '24	97.36
Sep 23, '24	87.1
Sep 16, '24	81.17
Sep 9, '24	89.94
Sep 2, '24	92.94
Aug 26, '24	88.63
Aug 19, '24	96.13
Aug 12, '24	96.73
Aug 5, '24	87.05
Jul 29, '24	79.7
Jul 22, '24	73.96
Jul 15, '24	72.24
Jul 8, '24	75
Jul 1, '24	78.3
Jun 24, '24	79.69
Jun 17, '24	80.52
Jun 10, '24	81.32
Jun 3, '24	87.12
May 27, '24	81.9
May 20, '24	76.7
May 13, '24	71.54
May 6, '24	74.47
Apr 29, '24	68.28
Apr 22, '24	73.99
Apr 15, '24	77.5
Apr 8, '24	69.71
Apr 2, '24	68.05
Mar 25, '24	73.41
Mar 18, '24	73.26
Mar 11, '24	62.37
Mar 4, '24	67.36
Feb 26, '24	59.3
Feb 19, '24	57.93
Feb 12, '24	62.65
Feb 5, '24	69.33
Jan 29, '24	69.48
Jan 22, '24	66.91
Jan 15, '24	74.12
Jan 8, '24	78.76
Jan 2, '24	76.27
Dec 26, '23	86.44
Dec 18, '23	88.74
Dec 11, '23	90.18
Dec 4, '23	100.76
Nov 27, '23	116.03
Nov 20, '23	122
Nov 13, '23	127.92
Nov 6, '23	121.45
Oct 30, '23	144.94
Oct 23, '23	152.07
Oct 16, '23	142.06
Oct 9, '23	129.35
Oct 2, '23	121.63
Sep 25, '23	138.64
Sep 18, '23	133.9
Sep 11, '23	136.34
Sep 4, '23	136.14
Aug 28, '23	138.76
Aug 21, '23	154
Aug 14, '23	138.13
Aug 7, '23	130.79
Jul 31, '23	134.88
Jul 24, '23	143.9
Jul 17, '23	128.4
Jul 10, '23	139.77
Jul 3, '23	140.05
Jun 26, '23	139.92
Jun 19, '23	140.82
Jun 12, '23	130.3
Jun 5, '23	122.42
May 29, '23	122.38
May 22, '23	138.68
May 15, '23	139.4
May 8, '23	154.64
May 1, '23	158.35
Apr 24, '23	153.26
Apr 17, '23	157.55
Apr 10, '23	157.62
Apr 3, '23	174.53
Mar 27, '23	141.19
Mar 20, '23	132.7
Mar 13, '23	157.52
Mar 6, '23	146.74
Feb 27, '23	152.8
Feb 20, '23	159.63
Feb 13, '23	167.17
Feb 6, '23	184.82
Jan 30, '23	179.85
Jan 23, '23	205.09
Jan 16, '23	180.55
Jan 9, '23	224.08
Jan 2, '23	232.77

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Release date

October 2025

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United Kingdom

Survey time period

January 2, 2023 to October 27, 2025

Special properties

Futures at the beginning of each week.

Supplementary notes

Prices are for contracts with delivery in January 2024 for all figures prior to December 26, 2023. The following figures show prices for front-month delivery. Figures were rounded.
One therm = 29,3071 kilowatt hours.

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The National Balancing Point (NBP), the UK's natural gas benchmark, amounted to 78.76 British pence per therm on October 27, 2025, for contracts with delivery in November. Prices are generally higher in the winter months due to greater gas heating demand, especially in weeks of colder weather. The UK NBP, along with the Dutch TTF, serve as benchmarks for natural gas prices in Europe.

Impact on consumer prices and household expenditure post-2022

Fluctuations in wholesale natural gas prices often have immediate impacts on UK consumers. In 2024, the consumer price index for gas in the UK rose to 146.2 index points, using 2015 as the base year. This increase has translated into higher household expenditure on gas, which reached approximately 18.71 billion British pounds in 2024. This figure represents a 40 percent increase from 2021, highlighting the growing financial burden on UK households.

Consumption patterns and supply challenges

The residential and commercial sectors remain the largest consumers of natural gas in the UK, using an estimated 42 billion cubic meters in 2024. This was followed by the power sector, which consumed about 13 billion cubic meters. The UK's reliance on gas imports has grown due to declining domestic production. This shift has led to an increased dependence on liquefied natural gas imports and pipeline inflows to meet demand.