Natural Gas Price in Oregon (2025)

Natural gas in Oregon costs $1.61 per therm on average for homes ($16.71 per Mcf, 2025) – 9% above the US average and the 32nd cheapest of 51 states and DC. The average customer's bill works out to about $77 a month over the year.

Source: EIA annual residential price (2025) and residential use per customer (2024). Latest monthly figure: $2.24/therm in July 2026 (monthly prices swing with the season).

Monthly gas cost$77.28
Yearly at this usage$927
Gas used48 therms
Cost per ccf$1.670

Gas bill in Oregon by usage

Monthly useOregonAt US average
30 therms (29 ccf)$48.34$44.38
60 therms (58 ccf)$96.68$88.76
100 therms (96 ccf)$161.14$147.93
150 therms (145 ccf)$241.71$221.89

Average price includes delivery and fixed charges spread over all gas sold. Roughly: 30 therms is a summer month with a gas water heater and stove; 100–150 therms is a cold-climate winter month with gas heat.

Price trend

Oregon's average residential price rose from $15.71 per Mcf in 2024 to $16.71 in 2025 (+6.4%). Nationally it went from $14.50 to $15.34.

Gas vs electricity in Oregon

One therm of gas holds the same energy as 29.3 kWh of electricity. At Oregon's 15.97¢/kWh, that much electricity costs $4.68 versus $1.61 for the gas. Gas furnaces turn 80–97% of that into heat, while a heat pump delivers 2–3 times the electricity it uses. Run your own numbers with the heat pump vs furnace calculator, and see electricity cost in Oregon.

How Oregon compares

Other Pacific Contiguous states: Washington ($1.70), California ($2.12).

Natural gas prices in every state

Frequently asked questions

How much is natural gas per therm in Oregon?

Oregon residential customers paid an average of $1.61 per therm in 2025 ($16.71 per thousand cubic feet), including delivery charges. That is 9% above the US average of $1.48 and ranks 32nd cheapest of 51.

What is the average gas bill in Oregon?

The average Oregon gas customer used about 55.5 Mcf (576 therms) a year in 2024, which works out to about $77 a month at 2025 prices, averaged over the year. Winter bills are much higher than summer bills.

Has natural gas gone up in Oregon?

The average price rose from $15.71 per Mcf in 2024 to $16.71 in 2025 (+6.4%).

Is gas or electric heat cheaper in Oregon?

Per unit of energy, gas at $1.61/therm compares with $4.68 for the same energy from electricity at 15.97¢/kWh. A heat pump delivers 2–3 units of heat per unit of electricity, so it can still beat gas – compare with your numbers in the heat pump vs furnace calculator.

Sources: EIA natural gas prices; EIA residential deliveries; EIA number of consumers.