Kinder Morgan reported first-quarter earnings that exceeded Wall Street forecasts, driven by a spike in natural gas consumption. The growth was primarily fueled by geopolitical instability and the rising energy needs of data centers.
- Q1 earnings topped Wall Street estimates
- Natural gas demand increased due to Middle East geopolitical tensions
- Rising power needs from data centers provided a significant tailwind
- Strong gas performance offset lower fuel volumes
- Shares rose 1% in extended trading
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