ALGERIA, THE WORLD'S LARGEST LIQUEFIED GAS EXPORTING COUNTRY, HOLDS THE FOURTH LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS CONFERENCE.
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574529
ALGERIA, THE WORLD'S LARGEST LIQUEFIED GAS EXPORTING COUNTRY, HOLDS THE FOURTH LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS CONFERENCE.
- Title: ALGERIA, THE WORLD'S LARGEST LIQUEFIED GAS EXPORTING COUNTRY, HOLDS THE FOURTH LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS CONFERENCE.
- Date: 25th June 1974
- Summary: 1. GV Palais des Nations Algiers 0.05 2. SV Delegates get out of coach 0.14 3. SV & GV Delegates arriving (3 shots) 0.21 4. SV Banner - "Welcome to Delegates" 0.24 5. SV Algerian flag 0.26 6. SV & CU Conference sign "LNG - GNL" 0.30 7. SCU Abdessalam, Minister of Industry and Energy 0.32 8. SV Top table delegates (Chairman Mr. Clark, Belaid Abdessalam and Mr. Ghozali) 0.37 9. SV Asian delegates (2 shots) 0.45 10. SV European delegates (2 shots) 0.51 11. GV Delegates seated 0.56 Initials BB/2245 TA/PN/BB/2257 Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
- Embargoed: 10th July 1974 13:00
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- Location: ALGIERS, ALGERIA
- Country: Algeria
- Reuters ID: LVAA986E446ACLJ7N7YKJ6DFX5BL
- Story Text: Algeria which has become the largest liquefied natural gas exporting country in the world is the host country for this year's fourth Liquefied Natural Gas Conference.
One thousand five hundred delegates are attending the conference which opened at the Palais des Nations in Algiers on Monday (24 June). Most come from liquefied natural gas importing countries -- the United States and Canada sent 400 delegates.
Liquefied natural gas is a by-product of oil and one of the most important sources of carbon fuel in the world.
The first liquefaction plant operating on an industrial scale opened at Arzew in western Algeria in 1964.
The delegates will discuss the technical problems of producing liquefied natural gas rather than the political issues involved. Algerian Minister of Industry and Energy Belaid Abdessalam addressed the delegates on the opening morning.
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