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US Oil & Gas Dashboard

Every key US oil & gas number on one page: the 2026 crude-price shock from the Strait of Hormuz, Henry Hub natural gas, record US crude production, a depleted Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the drilling rig count, and what it all means at the pump.

Curated snapshot Last updated: Aug 5, 2026 29 data points
Crude oil price through the 2026 Hormuz shock

Crude oil price through the 2026 Hormuz shock

Brent crude milestones, $/barrel. Prices spiked after the Strait of Hormuz closed in late Feb, then eased on a reopening deal.

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Henry Hub natural gas price

Henry Hub natural gas price

US benchmark natural gas, annual average $/MMBtu. 2026 is an EIA forecast.

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US crude oil production

US crude oil production

Annual average, million barrels per day. The US set fresh records in 2023, 2024 and 2025.

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Strategic Petroleum Reserve: how depleted

Strategic Petroleum Reserve: how depleted

Million barrels. The SPR fell to its lowest level since 1983 amid 2026 releases.

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US drilling rig count by type

US drilling rig count by type

Baker Hughes, June 18 2026 (US total 563 rigs).

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What you're paying at the pump

What you're paying at the pump

US national average, $/gallon. Gasoline and diesel in mid-2026.

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Diesel and the Hormuz premium

Diesel and the Hormuz premium

$/gallon. The mid-May actual vs the EIA's Q2 and full-year 2026 forecasts.

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Data table

US Oil & Gas Dashboard — full data table
period series brent_usd source_ref value_basis wti_usd year usd_mmbtu mb_d mb label rigs usd_gal
Jan 2026 crude_price 61 eia-q1-2026 EIA: Brent front-month began 2026 at $61/b
Feb 2026 crude_price 72 eia-q1-2026 EIA: Brent rose to $72/b in Feb on rising Middle East conflict risk
Mar 2026 crude_price 118 eia-q1-2026 EIA: Brent finished Q1 at $118/b; surpassed $100 on Mar 12 after the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz (military action Feb 28)
Jun 2026 crude_price 81 te-wti WTI $77.54 on Jun 22 2026 (Trading Economics); Brent ~$81 as a US–Iran deal to reopen Hormuz eased prices (Al Jazeera) 77.54
natgas_price eia-henryhub EIA Henry Hub annual average 2020 = $2.03/MMBtu 2020 2.03

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Methodology & sources

Last updated: Aug 5, 2026

Methodology

A consolidated US oil & gas data hub. Source-backed values are seeded for all seven charts: the 2026 Brent crude journey through the Strait of Hormuz shock, Henry Hub natural gas annual averages, US crude oil production, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve drawdown, the Baker Hughes rig count, and national pump prices for gasoline and diesel. Every numeric point carries a sources[].ref and a value_basis. Crude and gas prices and production are from the EIA; the rig count is Baker Hughes; the SPR level is EIA weekly stocks with context from DOE and CNN; pump prices are the AAA national average (gasoline) and EIA on-highway price / STEO forecasts (diesel). CAVEAT: the 2026 Henry Hub value ($3.34) and the diesel-related forecasts are EIA projections, labeled as forecasts. The crude chart shows Brent milestone points (not every month); the Jun point also carries the WTI spot ($77.54, Jun 22 2026). The gasoline point (Jun 18 2026) and diesel point (mid-May 2026) carry different dates, each labeled, as the latest cited value per fuel. Re-verified 2026-06-22.

Sources

Comparisons are informative, not definitive. See each source for definitions and limits.

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