Real-time and historical trades and orders data across OTC natural gas and LNG markets, helping users monitor liquidity, trading activity and market movement.
Natural Gas & LNG Data
Sourced from the trading desks of TP and ICAP, Parameta delivers non-synthetic over-the-counter (OTC) natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) pricing across regional hubs and global reference points.
Natural gas data sourced from:
The Parameta Solutions Difference
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Data from leading gas brokerages
Gas market data sourced directly from TP and ICAP brokerage desks, providing broker-led visibility into OTC gas and LNG market activity.
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Comprehensive Global Gas & LNG Coverage
Pricing and volatility data across key natural gas hubs in EMEA, APAC and North America, alongside major LNG benchmarks.
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Execution-grade pricing
Broker-sourced mid-prices that reflect real negotiated market activity, supporting accurate pricing, valuation and risk assessment.
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Real-time trades and orders
Access live trades and orders data across natural gas and LNG markets, helping users monitor liquidity, price formation and market activity as it happens.
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End-of-day pricing
End-of-day broker-assessed pricing supports valuation, mark-to-market, market risk and reporting workflows across covered gas markets.
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Flexible delivery options
Data delivered seamlessly via platforms, application programming interface (API), cloud providers or third-party vendors to integrate easily into existing workflows.
Our Gas Coverage
North American Gas Markets
End-of-day broker-assessed pricing across North American gas hubs, supporting valuation, risk management and market reporting workflows.
Global benchmarks
Broker-sourced LNG pricing and benchmark data across key global reference points, supporting market analysis, valuation and risk management across LNG-linked exposures.
About Parameta Solutions’ Gas Data
Parameta Solutions provides broker-sourced gas market data across natural gas and LNG markets, helping traders, analysts, risk teams and valuation teams monitor price movements, assess exposure and support decision-making across connected regional gas markets.
Gas markets are increasingly interconnected, with OTC trading activity spanning regional gas hubs, LNG reference points and both physical and financial contracts. Parameta sources data directly from TP and ICAP brokerage desks, helping clients access market-reflective pricing, trades and orders data, and end-of-day assessments across key gas markets.
The data supports a range of workflows, from real-time trading and liquidity monitoring to end-of-day valuation, risk management, reporting and historical market analysis.
Extreme weather events such as polar vortexes and record Henry Hub volatility have revealed infrastructure constraints and regional imbalances. Understanding how these systems interact is essential for risk management and opportunity identification.
Key global natural gas reference points:
- Henry Hub (US)
- National Balancing Point (NBP – UK)
- TTF (Netherlands)
- JKM (Asia)
Growing LNG trade increasingly links these formerly regional markets into a unified global system.
Data to Support across the trade lifecycle
Pre-Trade
Analyse regional price curves, spreads, and volatility across gas and LNG markets to assess risk and identify opportunities before execution.
Point-of-trade
Use accurate price discovery to support entry and exit decisions and assign fair value as market conditions change.
Post-trade
Support reporting, valuation and compliance with sourced natural gas pricing and transparent data provenance.
Three easy ways to connect to our gas data
Direct
Instant access through API, streaming or SFTP channels.
Cloud delivery
Access via our cloud partners including WebSocket, SFTP and Snowflake.
Channel partners
Connect via our extensive network of partners including Bloomberg, LSEG, Enverus and Zema.
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Complete the form and tell us which asset class/instrument you would like to see.
Natural Gas & LNG Data FAQs
What is natural gas over-the-counter (OTC) data?
Natural gas over-the-counter (OTC) data refers to pricing, liquidity and market activity derived from brokered transactions that take place directly between market participants, rather than through an exchange. OTC natural gas data can include trades, orders, forwards, swaps and benchmark pricing, helping users gain visibility into market activity across regional and global gas markets.
Who uses natural gas OTC data?
Natural gas OTC data is used by traders, risk managers, utilities, treasury teams, energy companies, hedge funds and analysts. The data supports trading decisions, valuation, exposure management, market analysis and regulatory reporting across natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets.
What natural gas markets does Parameta Solutions cover?
Parameta Solutions provides extensive coverage across global natural gas and LNG markets, including key hubs in Europe, the UK, North America and major international LNG benchmarks.
What gas markets does Parameta Solutions offer?
Parameta Solutions provides OTC pricing coverage across global natural gas and LNG markets, including:
- European gas hubs such as TTF, NBP, Point D’échange de Gaz (PEG), and Virtual Trading Point (VTP), including options markets
- Australian natural gas markets
- US natural gas markets, including Henry Hub and regional hubs
- LNG benchmarks such as JKM, TTF, and PVB/TTF-linked pricing
Across these markets, datasets include swaps, forwards, options, time spreads, and differentials, supporting trading, hedging, and risk management across regional and global gas systems.
Does Parameta provide LNG data?
Yes. Parameta provides broker-sourced liquefied natural gas (LNG) data as part of its gas market data offering, including coverage across LNG-linked markets and benchmark pricing. For dedicated LNG benchmark and reference data coverage, visit our Global LNG Benchmarks page.
How is the natural gas data sourced?
Our natural gas and LNG data is sourced directly from TP and ICAP broker desks, capturing real negotiated OTC prices that reflect prevailing market conditions. By leveraging activity from specialised brokerage desks, Parameta provides a transparent view of executable pricing across global gas and LNG markets.
Pricing is generated through proprietary internal systems that integrate live market data with brokered activity. These outputs are continuously calibrated by brokers using observed orders, executed trades, and external market inputs, ensuring that the data reflects real‑time liquidity and market behaviour.
ICAP data follows a standardised methodology, combining broking activity with internal pricing systems to produce market‑ready outputs in a consistent format. LNG coverage, available since March 2020, is delivered with real‑time updates, enabling users to track market movements as they occur.
How is the data delivered?
Natural gas data can be delivered via our Parameta platforms, APIs, cloud delivery or third-party providers such as Bloomberg and Snowflake, ensuring seamless integration into existing workflows.
Is the data suitable for regulatory use?
Yes. The data is designed to support valuation control, fair value accounting standards, and risk management and regulatory reporting, with transparent methodologies, clear provenance and audit-ready outputs.
Is Parameta’s gas market data real-time or end-of-day?
It depends on the dataset. Gas trades and orders data includes real-time live streaming, daily T+1 snapshots and historical datasets on demand. North American gas markets data is end-of-day broker-assessed pricing.
