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What are Therms, CCF, and MCF?
They are all units of measure used by natural gas companies to determine how much gas you used, and therefore how much to bill you. Different markets have different default units, so you may need to convert them to get an apples-to-apples comparison. Therms are a measure of heating units, while CCF and MCF are units of volume.
Terminology
Btu: (British Thermal Unit) is the amount of heat it takes to raise 1 pound of water from about 39°F to 40°F
Therm: 1 therm equals 100,000 Btu
CCF: Exactly 100 cubic feet of natural gas
MCF: Exactly 1,000 cubic feet of natural gas, or 10 CCF
How do I convert one unit to another?
Therms to Btu:therms × 100,000 = Btu
Therms to CCF:therms × 1.037 = CCF
Therms to MCF:therms × 10.37 = MCF
CCF to Btu:CCF × 103,700 = Btu
CCF to Therms:CCF ÷ 1.037 = Therms
CCF to MCF:CCF × 10 = MCF
MCF to Btu:MCF × 1,037,000 = Btu
MCF to Therms:MCF ÷ 10.37 = Therms
MCF to CCF:MCF ÷ 10 = CCF
You can use our natural gas unit calculator to quickly convert any unit into another:
