An Energy Ministry report obtained by C14 journalist Anat Siman Tov reveals significant disparities in the price of household gas, with the same product sold at sharply different prices by different suppliers and in different regions — sometimes tens of percent difference on the exact same cylinder. The report's full findings were detailed by C14.
A special report by the Energy Ministry, obtained exclusively by C14 journalist Anat Siman Tov, documents what the report calls 'unusual gaps' in the price of household gas across Israel. According to C14, the same standard gas cylinder is sold at prices that vary by tens of percent depending on the supplier and the geographic area — with no regulatory explanation for the disparities. The report's findings were published in full by C14. No further details have been released by the ministry, and the government has yet to announce a response. The report raises questions about market oversight and fair pricing for consumers.
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