March 20, 2026–Written by Daniel Graeber for IIR Energy Intelligence (Sugar Land, Texas)–Feed gas levels running to U.S. export terminals for liquefied natural gas (LNG) remained strong on Thursday, but it might not be enough to offset the mounting losses due to fighting in the Middle East.
IIR Energy iput the amount of feed gas supporting export terminals for LNG at 19 billion cubic feet (Bcf), up from 18.3 Bcf the prior day. Routine maintenance on pipelines feeding the terminals influenced the early-week declines.
