Coverage across major European and United Kingdom gas hubs, including Title Transfer Facility (TTF), Point d’Échange de Gaz (PEG), Punto di Scambio Virtuale (PSV), National Balancing Point (NBP), Punto Virtual de Balance (PVB), Trading Virtual Balance Point (TVB), Trading Hub Europe (THE), Virtual Trading Point (VTP), Zeebrugge Trading Point (ZTP) and Gas Transfer Facility (GTF).
Natural gas trades and orders data
Broker-sourced trades and orders over-the-counter (OTC) data across natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets, helping users monitor liquidity, trading activity and price formation in real time.
Natural gas trades and orders data sourced from:
The Parameta Solutions Difference
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Real-time market activity
Access live trades and orders data sourced from TP and ICAP brokerage desks, supporting greater transparency across OTC gas markets.
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Natural gas and LNG coverage
Monitor activity across natural gas and LNG markets, including futures, options, forwards and swaps.
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Built for analytics
Curated and normalised data with taxonomy, precise timestamps and audit trails supports analytics, benchmarking and model development.
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Historical market insight
Historical datasets help users analyse trading patterns, test strategies and support long-term market research.
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Supports trading and risk workflows
Use trades and orders data to monitor liquidity, identify dislocations, validate pricing and track exposure across fast-moving gas markets.
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Flexible delivery
Available through real-time streaming, daily snapshots, cloud delivery and historical datasets on demand.
About Parameta’s Gas Trades & Orders Data
Parameta’s gas trades and orders data provides real-time and historical visibility into OTC natural gas and LNG market activity. Sourced directly from TP and ICAP brokerage desks, the dataset helps users track orders, trades, liquidity and price formation across key regional and global gas markets.
The data spans futures, options, forwards and swaps, covering both physical and financial markets. It is designed to support trading strategy, risk monitoring, benchmarking, analytics, platform development and compliance workflows.
Unlike raw chat or blotter data, the dataset is cleaned and normalised, with standardised taxonomy, timestamps and audit trails to support reliable integration into trading, risk and analytics environments.
Our natural gas trades & orders data coverage
Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) gas markets
APAC gas and LNG markets
Coverage across Japan Korea Marker (JKM), Australia and New Zealand reference points, supporting visibility into regional gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) market activity.
Americas gas markets
Coverage across United States and Canadian reference points including Henry Hub, Malin, Kingsgate, Southern California Gas (SoCal Gas), Houston Ship Channel (HSC), Cheyenne, Alberta Energy Company (AECO), Dawn and Empress.
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 Trades & Orders data
Direct
Instant access through application programming interface (API), streaming or Secure File Transfer Protocol (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.
Get your data sample
Complete the form and tell us which asset class/instrument you would like to see.
Gas trades and orders FAQs
What is gas trades and orders data?
Gas trades and orders data provides visibility into OTC market activity, including orders, transactions, liquidity and pricing across natural gas and LNG markets. It helps users monitor market behaviour, support trading strategy and strengthen risk workflows.
Is gas trades and orders data real-time?
Yes. Parameta’s gas trades and orders dataset includes real-time live streaming data. Daily snapshots are delivered on a T+1 end-of-day basis, and historical datasets are available on demand.
Who uses gas trades and orders data?
Gas trades and orders data is used by traders, quantitative analysts, risk managers, compliance teams, market surveillance teams, brokers and market analysts. The data helps users monitor liquidity, analyse trading activity, support execution decisions, develop trading models and maintain oversight of over-the-counter (OTC) market activity across natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets.
Is Parameta’s gas trades and orders data suitable for regulatory use?
Parameta’s gas trades and orders data is designed to support valuation, risk management, market surveillance, audit and reporting workflows. The dataset includes standardised taxonomy, timestamps and audit trails that help firms maintain transparency and support internal governance, compliance and reporting requirements. Clients should assess suitability based on their specific regulatory obligations and licensed use case.
What’s the difference between trades and orders data and end-of-day gas pricing?
Trades and orders data provides real-time visibility into market activity, including orders, transactions, liquidity and price formation throughout the trading day. End-of-day gas pricing provides assessed closing market levels used for valuation, mark-to-market, reporting and risk management workflows. Together, the datasets provide a more complete view of the market, combining intraday market activity with consistent end-of-day reference pricing.
What markets are covered?
Coverage includes EMEA, APAC and Americas gas markets, including hubs and reference points such as TTF, NBP, JKM, Henry Hub, AECO and Dawn.
How can trades and orders data support gas trading?
Trades and orders data helps users identify liquidity, monitor price formation, track market trends and assess potential dislocations across OTC gas markets.
How is the data delivered?
The dataset can be delivered through real-time streaming, sFTP snapshots, cloud delivery and historical datasets on demand.