Natural Gas Converter

Our natural gas converter is a unique tool that let you convert between different units of measuring natural gas. Whether you want to measure the volume of the gas, or the heat and energy produced, we have it all for you.

We have also prepared a natural gas unit chart just for your convenience, alongside which we will be talking about various units to measure natural gas.

Natural gas is one of the most widely used fuels worldwide and has many units of measurement based on what we're using it for. Among the many uses of natural gas are:

1. Heat generation;
2. Fuel for cooking;
3. Electricity production; and
4. Fuel in cars as compressed natural gas (CNG).

So, it is natural for us to want it measured for different reasons, and hence, the wider the range of units, the better.

The units to measure natural gas in terms of volume are:

• Cubic feet, and by extension, hundred cubic feet, thousand cubic feet, million cubic feet, and so on;
• Cubic meters, and thus hundred cubic meters, thousand cubic meters, million cubic meters, and so on; and
• Gallons.

Our volume conversion tool can help you if you need to know which one of these units is more suited for your needs!

The units to measure natural gas in terms of heat and energy generation are:

• Therms;
• British thermal unit (BTU);
• Barrels of oil equivalent (BOE); and
• Joules.

If you come from a "metric" country, you'd likely be familiar only with the Joule: visit our energy conversion calculator to orient yourself with these different and more specific measurement units.

Take a look at the choices available in our tool — there are way more options to choose from than what's mentioned above.

Our natural gas converter is a unique but swiftly straightforward tool. All you have to do is enter the quantity in the unit of your choice and make sure you select the proper unit for the output. The calculation is instantaneous.

If you want to convert from one energy unit to another energy unit, type in the number in one unit, then change the unit — the same applies to conversion between volume units. For instance, you might want to convert $2,600 \text { joules}$ to $\text{BTU}$. In that case, the converter would determine that $2,600 \text { joules } = 2.465 \text { BTU}$.

Many other names are given to tools and methods that convert natural gas measurements between the substance's common units. These include:

• Natural gas unit conversion calculator;
• Natural gas units calculator; and
• Natural gas unit conversion.

These would all do the same thing: convert between various units of measuring natural gas.

Natural gas is a significant industrial and domestic fuel. The basic unit to measure it is cubic feet, but there are many other units that help us measure the volume and energy produced.

We have prepared a natural gas unit chart just for you. Now, you may convert between the units in a jiffy without relying on tools.

It is noteworthy that according to 2017 figures, the world consumes $132,290,211 \text { MMCF}$ (million cubic feet) of natural gas each year. How much is this quantity in meters? Our cubic feet calculator has the answer!