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This is a list of natural gas hubs.

A natural gas hub is any point in which... (Explain Hubs) Natural gas hubs tend to be at the heart of gas infrastructure networks such as pipelines and liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals.

The hub is used as a central pricing point for the network’s natural gas. In some cases, a financial derivative contract is priced off gas delivered at this point as well.

Benchmark Hubs
Due to its large trading volume, high liquidity, strategic location, and logistical infrastructure, the Henry Hub has become the key pricing point in which natural gas prices are benchmarked. In western Europe the two most important hubs in the region are the National Balancing Point or NBP in the UK and the Title Transfer Facility or TTF in the Netherlands as these are the European hubs in which the CME Group lists futures contracts. There is currently no natural gas price benchmark used by traders for Asia due to the relatively few pipeline connections between countries and markets. The price reporting service Platts now assesses the North Asian liquefied natural gas market price through its Japan/Korea Marker which has been adopted for trading by the CME Group.