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  • U.S. Energy Information Administration

    US natural gas underground storage intelligence (weekly)

    Weekly US natural gas underground storage intelligence from the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Natural Gas Navigator (keyless XLS downloads): the Lower 48 total plus the five EIA storage regions (East, Midwest, Mountain, Pacific, South Central), working gas in billion cubic feet, weeks ending Friday, 2010 -> present. Per entity x week: working gas, week-over-week net change (injections positive), year-over-year change vs the same EIA week, the trailing 5-year seasonal average for that week and the deviation from it in BCF and percent, a documented 0-100 storage-pressure score with per-week ranks, injection/withdrawal/below-average/record flags, and a heating-season marker. EIA content is U.S. federal public domain (commercial reuse allowed); source: U.S. Energy Information Administration.

    • energy
    • us
    • eia
    • signals
    rows
    5,238
    Quality
    99
    Updated
    Sep 27, 2026
    Fresh
    License
    Commercial use OK
  • U.S. Energy Information Administration

    US retail gasoline price dispersion intelligence (weekly)

    Weekly US retail gasoline price intelligence from the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Petroleum Navigator (keyless XLS downloads): 9 states + 5 PADD regions + the national average, weekly all-grades all-formulations retail prices in dollars per gallon (Monday reference weeks, 1993 -> present for national/PADDs, 2000/2003 -> present for states). Per entity x week: price, deviation from the national average in cents and percent, week-over-week, 4-week and 52-week momentum, a documented 0-100 price-pressure score with per-week ranks, premium/discount/spike/drop/52-week-record flags, and the week-level interstate price spread across the 9 states. EIA content is U.S. federal public domain (commercial reuse allowed); source: U.S. Energy Information Administration.

    • energy
    • us
    • eia
    • signals
    rows
    22,221
    Quality
    100
    Updated
    Sep 27, 2026
    Fresh
    License
    Commercial use OK
  • US Fuel-Price Signals (derived)

    US fuel-price signals (pump-price shock and spread gauges)

    Monthly retail fuel-price signals derived from EIA data via FRED (regular gasoline and on-highway diesel, $/gal): month-on-month and year-on-year changes, 30-month change volatility, 3-sigma anomaly flags vs a trailing-12-month baseline, drift forecasts, per-month cross-series volatility ranks, the gasoline-diesel spread with a 3-year z-score, and pump-shock (>+15% in 3 months) and expensive (>$4/gal) flags. The US-side companion to the Canada fuel signals and the retail-price complement to wholesale crude. Country codes normalized to ISO alpha-3 (USA). Raw data: US Energy Information Administration via FRED.

    • fuel
    • gasoline
    • diesel
    • retail-prices
    rows
    819
    Quality
    100
    Updated
    Sep 22, 2026
    Fresh
    License
    Commercial use OK
  • US Natural-Gas Market Signals (derived)

    US natural-gas market signals (Henry Hub spike & regime gauges)

    Daily US natural-gas market signals from the EIA Henry Hub spot price (FRED DHHNGSP, 1997 ->, $/MMBtu): 90-day momentum, year-on-year change, 30-day change volatility, 3-sigma anomaly flags, naive-drift forecasts, price-spike day flags, an elevated-price ($5+) flag, a 5-year z-score, and a heating-season flag. The natural-gas companion to us-fuel-price-signals (pump prices) — gas moves on weather, storage, and LNG exports, with some of the sharpest spikes of any commodity. All rows normalized to country_code USA. Raw series: U.S. Energy Information Administration via FRED.

    • natural-gas
    • henry-hub
    • energy
    • commodity
    rows
    5,692
    Quality
    99
    Updated
    Sep 26, 2026
    Aging
    License
    Commercial use OK

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