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LNG Buyer Brief

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October edition, signed off

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We publish the LNG Buyer Brief every month for utilities in Japan, Korea and Taiwan. Our methodology and the August edition are attached. Set up how we produce it.

  • Buyer brief methodology.docx
  • LNG Buyer Brief, August 2026.pdf

I have set up the brief the way your methodology describes it: collect the month's evidence, roll the buyer balance forward, reconcile against customs data, then write in the format of the August edition. Your head of research approves every edition before it goes out.

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Why did North outgrow the other regions this quarter?

  • North revenue rose from 30 to 42, lifting the total to 82. 1
  • The revenue bridge puts nearly all of the gain in North. 2
  • Two new distributors opened in the north in May. 3
  • The distributor’s announcement names 14 new counties. 4
  • The new counties sit along the northern border. 5
  • September brought 11 orders from the new counties. 6
  • Northern warehouse stock limits slowed August deliveries. 7
  • It turns recurring after a second quarter of orders. 8
8 sources

  1. Regional revenue.xlsx

    Regional revenue · C2 and C5

    42

  2. Regional research.pptx

    Slide 2

    North revenue 42

  3. North region field review.pdf

    Page 2

    Two new distributors opened in the northern territory in May.

  4. tolvern-supply.example

    Cited passage

    a depot serving 14 new counties across the northern territory

  5. Coverage map.png

    Marked area

    New counties along the northern border

  6. Orders.csv

    Row 6

    2026-09,North,Upper valley,yes,11,538

  7. Field notes.md

    Warehouse

    stock limits at the northern warehouse

  8. Revenue method.docx

    Recurring revenue

    Distributor revenue counts as recurring once a distributor has ordered in two consecutive quarters.

Regional revenue.xlsx

Regional revenue · C2 and C5
The Regional revenue sheet with North at 42 and the total at 82 outlinedSlide 2, Revenue bridge, with the North revenue callout outlinedPage 2 of the field review with the passage on the two new distributors highlightedAxe’s saved copy of the Tolvern Supply announcement with the sentence on 14 new counties markedThe coverage map with the northern band of counties outlinedThe orders table with row 6, 11 September orders from Upper valley, markedThe field notes rendered as a document with the warehouse passage highlightedThe revenue method with the recurring revenue sentence highlighted under its heading
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