That would be because there was a huge drop in demand as industries closed down because of a lack of available workforce - here and overseas. Just a normal market reaction for gas as with other commodities. Supply and demand at work.
Demand is up now, and gas prices have shown that they react in the normal manner and have gone up.
I suspect that gas prices are very unlikely to go down over the next few years.
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