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In the United States, the natural gas market is regulated in some states and operates in a deregulated environment in many others. Where deregulation applies, you can choose your supplier independently of the utility that physically delivers the gas to your home.

Comparison Junction surfaces the most competitive plans available in your area so you can save on the commodity portion of your bill without changing who handles your service.

Deregulation gives consumers the right to buy natural gas from a supplier of their choice, while the local utility continues to deliver it through the existing pipeline. The result is competition on price between suppliers — and savings for households who shop their options.

Deregulated Natural Gas states

Deregulation availability varies by state. Some states fully deregulate natural gas, some partially, and some not at all. Enter your zip code to confirm choice in your area.

Per-therm rates, contract structures, and plan add-ons differ widely between markets. Texas suppliers, for example, compete differently than those serving Pennsylvania or New York. Our platform normalizes the options so you can compare apples to apples for your specific zip.

Every supplier on our platform is licensed and vetted. Pick a plan that fits your budget and our team coordinates the switch with your utility — no service interruption, no paperwork on your end.

Types of Natural Gas Plans

Fixed-rate plans lock in your per-therm rate for the contract term. Variable-rate plans follow market pricing — sometimes cheaper, sometimes more expensive. Introductory plans offer a low promotional rate that steps up after the intro period.

Contact Lengths

Contract terms typically range from 6 to 36 months. Shorter contracts offer flexibility; longer contracts can lock in lower rates. Always check the early-termination fee.

Additional Features

Look for bonuses like bill credits at usage thresholds, smart-thermostat freebies, loyalty rewards, and green-gas (carbon-offset) options.

Promotions & Incentives

Many suppliers offer sign-up bonuses or rate buy-downs for the first few months. Read the post-promo rate carefully so you know what you'll pay long-term.