Yes. Natural gas is absurdly cheap in most of the US, most of the time due to the facts that (as you say) most of it is landlocked, or stranded, or some form of can't get it to market because of the pipeline network; and that Aubrey Mcclendon leased up half the damned country and frac'ed it all as fast as he could, flooding the markets. We see periodic rises when the Northeast has a cold winter, but unless LNG exporting becomes a thing we'll be in the low single digits for another five or ten years or more.