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Natural gas supply rate

CenterPoint Energy Ohio’s Standard Choice Offer and the cheapest plain 12-month fixed supplier offer, in cents per hundred cubic feet (Ccf).

Standard Choice Offer: 46.64¢ in November 2026. From a year earlier: n/a.

40.00¢60.00¢Nov 2026Cheapest 12-month fixed offer 56.90¢Standard Choice Offer 46.64¢
40.00¢60.00¢Cheapest fixed 56.90¢Default 46.64¢
40.00¢60.00¢Nov 2026Cheapest 12-month fixed offer 56.90¢Standard Choice Offer 46.64¢
40.00¢60.00¢Cheapest fixed 56.90¢Default 46.64¢
40.00¢60.00¢Nov 2026Cheapest 12-month fixed offer 56.90¢Standard Choice Offer 46.64¢
40.00¢60.00¢Cheapest fixed 56.90¢Default 46.64¢
Standard Choice Offer   Cheapest 12-month fixed offerNatural gas supply rate, November 2026 to November 2026. Source: Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Energy Choice Ohio Apples to Apples comparison charts.

Next update: December 2026 figures, expected around Dec 4, 2026.

November 2026November 2025Change
Standard Choice Offer46.64¢n/an/a
Cheapest 12-month fixed offer56.90¢n/an/a

About this data

Residential natural gas supply rates for the former CenterPoint Energy Ohio territory (now National Fuel Gas Distribution of Ohio), which serves the Dayton area, from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s Energy Choice Ohio comparison chart. The default is the Standard Choice Offer, a monthly variable rate set from the NYMEX natural gas price that customers who haven’t chosen a supplier pay. The cheapest offer is the lowest-priced supplier offer fixed for 12 months with no monthly fee and no introductory or promotional terms. Supply rates only: delivery charges are not included. We check the chart every day and record the first reading of each month.

Source: Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Energy Choice Ohio Apples to Apples comparison charts. Updated November 4, 2026, monthly. Download the data (CSV).

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