The Energy Barrel
FocusFin's Energy Barrel compares oil and natural gas prices in Israel and major global markets. Prices are shown in their original units and on a common energy basis, making regional price differences directly comparable.
| Asset | Unit price | Price per MMBtu | Price per energy barrel | vs Brent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Brent crude | $110.63 | $19.07 | $110.63 | 100% |
WTI crude | $99.73 | $17.19 | $99.73 | 90% |
US gas (Henry Hub) | $3.01 | $3.01 | $17.43 | 16% |
UK gas (NBP) | 221.41p | $29.57 | $171.49 | 155% |
European gas (TTF) | €89.60 | $29.48 | $170.99 | 155% |
Asian LNG (JKM) | $30.26 | $30.26 | $175.51 | 159% |
ATW | $154.30 | $6.48 | $37.59 | 34% |
Gas in Israel Official quarterly average | $4.57 | $4.57 | $26.51 | 24% |
Data last pulled into the system: 20.10.2026, 08:57
Market data may be delayed depending on the source.
Market snapshot
Three key points from the current comparison
The energy barrel price ranges from $17.43 for US gas (Henry Hub) to $175.51 for Asian LNG (JKM).
The TTF energy barrel price is 9.8× higher than at Henry Hub.
The official quarterly average natural gas price in Israel's domestic market is $4.57/MMBtu. Compared with the market benchmarks shown here, the Israeli price is 52% above Henry Hub, 84% below TTF and 85% below Asian LNG.
About this comparison
Different energy sources are sold around the world in different units and currencies, so their prices cannot be compared directly. The Energy Barrel puts them all on one basis: how much the same amount of energy costs in each market. At a glance you can see where energy is cheap, where it is expensive, and how each source compares with Brent crude.
The comparison reflects energy price gaps only, excluding transport costs, infrastructure and contract terms. The Israeli figure is based on an official quarterly average for the domestic market.