Title: European Natural Gas Surges to 4-Year High, Lifting These Energy Stocks
Publication: Barron's (Energy)
Author: Avi Salzman
Date: 2026-SEP-10 (published 06:15 UTC; last updated 06:28 UTC)
URL: https://www.barrons.com/articles/europe-natural-gas-prices-lng-stocks-af31a6f9
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[Section] ENERGY

[Headline] European Natural Gas Surges to 4-Year High, Lifting These Energy Stocks

[By] Avi Salzman

[In this article] LNG · VG · NEXT · EQNR · SHEL

[Deck / standfirst] European natural gas prices are surging, creating opportunities for Venture
Global, Cheniere Energy, Shell, Equinor and U.S. gas producers. (MARK FELIX/BLOOMBERG)

[Barron's automated bullet summary]
- European natural gas prices reached their highest levels in nearly four years on Wednesday as the
  Iran War disrupted global supplies.
- Europe is entering the high-demand winter season with its lowest level of natural gas in storage
  since 2009.
- The price surge is benefiting American liquefied natural gas exporters, including Cheniere Energy,
  Venture Global and NextDecade.

[Opening paragraph]
European natural gas prices hit their highest levels in nearly four years on Wednesday, and there are
signs that prices won't be coming down anytime soon.

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