B2B Natural Gas

B2B Natural Gas

🔌 B2B Natural Gas Usage

  • Commercial Sector Consumption: In 2023, the commercial sector accounted for approximately 10% of total U.S. natural gas consumption, amounting to about 3.31 trillion cubic feet. EIA


  • Number of Commercial Consumers: Over 5.6 million commercial businesses in the U.S. rely on natural gas for various operations, including heating, cooking, and industrial processes. American Gas Association


  • Revenue Contribution: In 2022, commercial customers contributed approximately 23% to the total revenues of natural gas utilities, totaling about $22.7 billion out of $100.3 billion. American Gas Association




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