• Scotiabank sets a price target of $30 for Kinder Morgan (NYSE:KMI), indicating a potential upside of approximately 1.04%.
• Natural gas prices experience a historic surge, climbing above $5 per MMBtu, driven by an Arctic cold wave in the U.S.
• Despite the surge in natural gas prices, KMI's stock has not seen a significant increase, with a yearly high of $30.56 and a low of $23.94.

Kinder Morgan (NYSE:KMI) is a leading energy infrastructure company in North America, primarily involved in the transportation and storage of natural gas, crude oil, and refined petroleum products. The company operates a vast network of pipelines and terminals, making it a key player in the energy sector. Competitors include companies like Enbridge and Williams Companies, which also focus on energy transportation and storage.

On January 23, 2026, Scotiabank set a price target of $30 for KMI, while the stock was trading at $29.69. This suggests a potential upside of approximately 1.04%. However, the current stock price of KMI is $29.49, reflecting a decrease of 0.67% with a change of $0.20. The stock has fluctuated between a low of $29.48 and a high of $30 today.

Natural gas prices are experiencing a historic surge, with Henry Hub futures climbing above $5 per MMBtu, marking a 60% increase for the week. This surge is driven by an Arctic cold wave affecting much of the U.S., leading to heightened heating demand. The National Weather Service has issued warnings about the severe weather, which includes dangerously cold air, heavy snow, and ice that could strain energy systems across the nation.

Despite the surge in natural gas prices, KMI's stock has not seen a significant increase. Over the past year, KMI has reached a high of $30.56 and a low of $23.94. The company's market capitalization stands at approximately $65.6 billion, indicating its substantial presence in the energy sector. Today's trading volume for KMI is 6,249,759 shares, reflecting active investor interest.