The Trade War Has Crushed Energy; Two Stocks That Could Still Win - Barron's

1. Natural gas prices may rise 32% this year, driven by undersupply. 2. A reduction in oil drilling will decrease natural gas production. 3. Natural gas demand is increasing due to winter heating and exports. 4. EXE, a natural gas producer, is set to benefit from rising prices. 5. U.S. LNG export capacity is projected to increase rapidly by 2030.