A $7 Billion gas bill sees developing Asian nations sour on LNG

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : At stake are billions of dollars of investments in what, until this year, was the fastest-growing fossil fuel with a vital bridging role in the shift away from dirtier coal to renewables.
60% : Consumption of the dirtiest fossil fuel is set to hit a record high this year as demand is bolstered by higher gas prices and a strong El Niño that's boosting air-conditioning use, according to the International Energy Agency.
59% : Pakistan, once viewed as a high-growth LNG market, is likely to increase solar and hydropower generation given the direct impact of the Hormuz disruptions, said Akshay Modi, an analyst at BloombergNEF.

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