LPG Spot Market Pricing Report for North America

The vital pricing benchmark for doing business in the LPG sector.

From the vital Mont Belvieu, Texas cargo hub to the Conway, Kansas market and beyond, you’ll have access to comprehensive spot pricing, news and analysis for NGL markets across North America.

As the official spot benchmark, every gallon of propane, butane, ethane and natural gasoline in the U.S. market is tied to OPIS pricing. OPIS covers U.S. natural gas liquids spot markets on a full-day basis, canvassing an unparalleled source pool to provide pricing you can trust.

Try the OPIS North America LPG Report free for 5 days. It’s published daily and is available by email or FTP and can be also be customized to suit your needs.

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Key Features and Benefits

Daily assessments for spot natural gas liquids prices include prompt, any and out timings.
Prices tracked for Mont Belvieu, Texas; Conway and Bushton, Kan.; Napoleonville and Geismar/Sorrento, La.; Hattiesburg, Miss.; Los Angeles, Bakersfield, and San Francisco, Calif.; and Sarnia and Edmonton, Canada.
Daily average and month-to-date average NGL prices help you identify price spreads and arb opportunities among major storage hubs.
Precise “frac spreads” for all products show the profit margin for extracting NGLs from the natural gas stream.

Comprehensive percentage-of-crude snapshots value U.S. NGLs against WTI or Brent day-to-day or over 20-day periods.
Our NGL Basket OPIS Mont Belvieu Non-TET assessment gives an accurate price for Y-grade raw mix, allowing you to price the entire slate of NGLs.
Key international market comparisons show you how U.S. NGLs are competing globally.
Breaking news coverage reveals trends impacting global LPG supply and demand.

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“The OPIS North America LPG Report provides us with our daily basis averages that we use to price customers and check our supplier costs. In addition, the 'In the News' segment helps our employees, who are not supply experts, understand a little more about what may be driving the market. ”

Arthur Ravo Paraco Gas, Vice President – Supply Chain