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Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked the directional calls on LNG by @ieefa_institute on X since Sep 2026: not yet scored on LNG (as of Nov 11, 2026).
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5 LNG calls on record, a thin history.
Relative view by default: fewer than 30 LNG calls or days on record.
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After experiencing the second supply crisis in five years, key LNG-importing regions are raising long-term renewable targets, expanding less expensive, quicker-to-deploy solar, and introducing policies to accelerate domestic energy production. Learn more: https://t.co/9kIMUFShbO https://t.co/m5pzA5nKgV
View original →Years of volatile prices, unreliable supplies, and market crises have suppressed Asia's appetite for LNG. This creates a new and riskier market landscape for Canada's LNG industry. Learn more from our slides: https://t.co/jHLsRbLtim https://t.co/aQ2Y8T4ciO
View original →“We’ve seen slower [LNG] demand growth globally, and evidence that Asian economies are no longer as wedded to LNG as part of their future energy development strategies,” says IEEFA's Clark Williams-Derry. via @VancouverSun https://t.co/hy1FJ4lBjJ
View original →Renewables are cheaper than gas, they're faster than gas, and they're gaining ground in Asia, the region of the world that the Canadian LNG industry is counting on for robust growth in order to meet its financial goals. Learn more from our analysts: https://t.co/Opz4IElxv5 https://t.co/bQBEaMBnrv
View original →Canada is looking to explore expansion into a second wave of LNG projects at the same time that the Asian economies it was counting on for demand growth are cutting LNG imports and increasing their renewable energy policy support and ambition. More: https://t.co/AEErg0OW8f https://t.co/nvcFuGfK6n
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