NatGasLens — US Natural Gas & Henry Hub Data

com.natgaslensPublished by natgaslens.comOfficial publisherv0.4.2Updated Oct 24, 2026

US natural gas for agents: LNG feedgas, outages, EIA storage, Henry Hub curve, COT, charts

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Overview

AI-generated overview

Lets an assistant look up US natural gas and Henry Hub supply, demand, storage, LNG, weather, futures curve and positioning data.

What you can do
Provides US natural gas and Henry Hub market data tools: a combined market brief, a fundamental pressure score, EIA weekly storage and production nowcasts, LNG feedgas and liquefaction plant outage status, weather-model demand forecasts, the Henry Hub forward curve and CFTC positioning. It also offers news context, a pressure summary and a ready-made PNG chart.
When to use it
Useful for assistant workflows that need quick context on US natural gas and Henry Hub supply, demand and prices, such as market briefs, fundamental summaries or charts. Less compelling if you only need general energy news or free data.
Requirements
Needs a connection to the remote endpoint and a Bearer token from a paid subscription in the Authorization header; there is no free trial. Without the token, tools still answer but only at demo scope.
Before you install
Requires a paid subscription, and the token also opens the provider's website, so keep it private. Some tools expose unpublished estimates and live prices at Pro scope; treat these as estimates, not official figures.

Installation

In SourceWeft

  1. Open NatGasLens — US Natural Gas & Henry Hub Data in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
  2. Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.

Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.

Use with an agent

Paste this prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another agent — or into SourceWeft chat. The agent reads this server's install guide, shows you its publisher, endpoint and sign-in, and adds it to your client once you agree. Keys never go into a command.

Read https://sourceweft.com/mcp/com.natgaslens%2Fnatgaslens/install.md and connect the MCP server it describes to my client. Before changing any config, show me its publisher, endpoint and sign-in method and wait for my OK. Never put an API key in a command or in a file I would commit; ask me where it should come from.

Read the install guide the agent follows

Other MCP clients

Add this to your client's mcpServers config.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "natgaslens-us-natural-gas-henry-hub-data": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.natgaslens.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Tools

12

get_us_natural_gas_market_brief

US natural gas market brief

START HERE for any US natural gas / Henry Hub question: the whole dashboard in one call, so an agent does not have to chain five tools and stitch the numbers itself. Returns, as of the latest data we hold: (1) pressure — every fundamental we track (LNG feedgas, liquefaction outages, weather-model shifts, the EIA injection pace, power burn vs normal, NOAA cooling demand, total demand week-over-week) with its direction on price, strength, the number behind it and a plain-English sentence, plus an overall roll-up naming which signals push down and which push up; (2) demand — total US demand in Bcf/d with its components (power burn, LNG feedgas, industrial, residential+commercial, Mexican exports, other), the change against the same weekday a week ago, per-component week-over-week deltas, power burn year-over-year, and supply minus demand; (3) storage, production, the Henry Hub forward curve six months out and CFTC managed-money positioning, each reduced to its latest reading. Also returns `note` — the rules for reading these numbers correctly: demand has a weekly profile so day-to-day moves are noise and only week-over-week comparisons mean anything, the monthly EIA components are flat steps rather than live signals, and the curve and positioning are context, not a forecast. Long histories and daily series are deliberately left out; fetch the dedicated tool when you need one. Direction is the sign of a deviation from normal, not a probability that price moves. Market analysis, NOT investment advice. Demo scope returns the same shape on delayed data.

Takes no parameters.

get_us_natural_gas_fundamental_score

US natural gas fundamental score

Composite fundamental pressure score for US natural gas / Henry Hub (-100..+100), built from 5 z-normalized signals (EIA storage vs 5-yr norm, 4-week surplus change, power burn, 7-day cooling and heating demand), with per-signal breakdown, its percentile against its own history and the latest NOAA degree-day forecast revision. ALWAYS returns the score's measured out-of-sample accuracy (walk-forward, against a baseline) and a disclaimer: this is market analysis, NOT investment advice. Set include_history=true for the daily score series with Henry Hub spot prices (~1000 points, off by default). Demo scope returns a 14-day-delayed score without the signal breakdown.

Parametersinclude_history

get_us_natural_gas_storage_nowcast

EIA weekly storage nowcast

EIA weekly natural gas storage report (Bcf, lower-48 working gas): the released headline injection/withdrawal plus, on pro scope, `pending` — our estimate of the report that has NOT been published yet, built from weather-driven demand and LNG feedgas components — and `last_verified` (estimate vs actual with realized error), alongside out-of-sample accuracy and backtest stats. Every week also carries the market expectation (`consensus_bcf`, pre-release snapshot) and the surprise against it (`actual_minus_consensus_bcf`) — our `est_bcf` is a model nowcast, not the consensus; `reading` spells out the signs. Demo scope returns only the already-published actual.

Takes no parameters.

get_us_natural_gas_production_nowcast

US dry gas production nowcast

Daily/monthly US dry natural gas production nowcast (Bcf/d), estimated from the year-ago level scaled by a YoY growth trend and anchored to news, with a per-month series (est vs EIA actual once published). Demo scope hides the freshest month's estimate.

Takes no parameters.

get_us_lng_feedgas

US LNG feedgas

Daily LNG feedgas for US liquefaction terminals (Bcf/d) — the export pull on the domestic natural gas balance, nowcast from pipeline nominations on the terminals' electronic bulletin boards (split across operators, no single public source). Returns today's total with a regime label (loose / below_normal / normal / tight) measured against nameplate capacity and the 30-day mean, utilization, and the daily history. Pro scope adds the per-terminal breakdown, the measured-vs-estimated split and `movers` — who drove the change versus yesterday. Demo scope returns the same fields, breakdown included, as of a week ago.

Parametershistory_days

get_us_lng_plant_outages

US LNG plant outages

Operating status of every US LNG export plant (Sabine Pass, Corpus Christi, Freeport, Plaquemines, Calcasieu Pass, Cameron, Cove Point, Golden Pass, Elba Island): online / partial / down / ramping, current flow versus nameplate, capacity offline in Bcf/d and total ramping capacity. Status is inferred automatically — pipeline measurement first, news second — and each record says which source decided it. Pro scope adds the news headline behind the status and the start/end dates it claims. Demo scope lags 7 days.

Takes no parameters.

get_us_natural_gas_weather_models

GFS / ECMWF / CPC degree days

Weather forecasts that drive US natural gas demand: 7-day population-weighted CONUS cooling and heating degree days from the GFS and ECMWF runs, the change versus the previous day's run, the GFS-ECMWF spread, the per-day degree-day profile, and the latest NOAA CPC forecast revision with its percentile. Full data on both scopes.

Takes no parameters.

get_henry_hub_forward_curve

Henry Hub forward curve

Henry Hub natural gas futures forward curve by delivery month: price, session move, volume, and the same months a week, a month and a year ago for year-over-year context. Pro scope adds today's live prices and the curve-shape read — how much of the front-end move reached the far end and how unusual that pass-through is against two years of comparable days (a front-only move is a near-term balance story, a parallel shift is not). Market context, not investment advice.

Parametersmonths

get_henry_hub_cot_positioning

Henry Hub CFTC positioning

Speculative positioning in Henry Hub natural gas from the weekly CFTC Commitments of Traders report (futures and options combined): managed money net position, its weekly change, its percentile against three years of history, producer net, open interest and its change, plus a plain-English read. Reports lag the market — `days_stale` says by how much. Full data on both scopes.

Takes no parameters.

get_us_natural_gas_news_context

US natural gas news context

Recent events moving US natural gas: LNG plant outages and restarts, Gulf storms, and market-wide stories, each with its source link. Pro scope adds our reading of every story — bullish / bearish / neutral, a 1-5 strength score explicitly gated on whether the story reaches Henry Hub (US liquefaction runs near its ceiling, so foreign demand shocks often move JKM and TTF but not the domestic balance) and whether it is already priced in, plus machine-readable facts (plant, status, Bcf/d, dates) and a plain-English summary. Demo scope returns the same reading for stories older than a week and headlines for the fresh ones.

Parametersdayslimit

get_us_natural_gas_pressure_summary

US natural gas pressure summary

Our reading of every US natural gas fundamental in one call: for each factor — LNG feedgas, LNG plant outages, weather-model shifts, the EIA weekly injection pace, the composite fundamental score and its 30-day trend, power burn against normal and NOAA cooling demand — the direction of pressure on Henry Hub (bullish / bearish / neutral), its strength (moderate / strong), the number driving it with the thresholds used, and a plain-English sentence. Ends with an overall roll-up: the score, the signals pushing it down and up with their contributions, and any strong factor sitting outside the score. Direction is the sign of a deviation from normal, not a probability that price moves. Demo scope returns the same shape on delayed data.

Takes no parameters.

get_us_natural_gas_chart

US natural gas chart (PNG)

A ready-made chart of US natural gas fundamentals as a PNG image, the same card we publish to our own channel: LNG feedgas, the fundamental score with its signal contributions, GFS/ECMWF weather runs, EIA storage against the 5-year normal, a Gantt of liquefaction outages, the Henry Hub forward curve, or CFTC managed-money positioning. Use it when a human is going to look at the answer — the numbers behind every card are available as data from the other tools. `kind` is one of lng_feedgas, fundamental_score, weather_models, storage, lng_outages, forward_curve, cot_positioning. Requires a token: charts are the one thing demo scope cannot serve delayed.

Parameterskind

Version history

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  1. v0.4.2LatestSep 16, 2026

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