U.S. feed gas deliveries were poised to hit their highest point in nearly two weeks on Tuesday as liquefied natural gas (LNG) export operations along the Gulf Coast continued ramping up after a historic winter storm nearly shut them down last week. 

Feed gas deliveries have been climbing in recent days, surpassing 8 Bcf on Sunday. Nominations were at 9.43 Bcf on Tuesday. Barring any downward revisions in later nomination cycles, that would represent the highest level in pipeline deliveries to U.S. export terminals since Feb. 11, according to NGI data. Fog was impacting some ports along the Gulf Coast on Tuesday. 

A backlog of empty LNG vessels in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) has been growing since Friday, but it appears to be leveling off as the week gets into full swing, said Kpler...