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Vincent Wee

News Editor

Hong Kong
Vincent Wee is Lloyd’s List’s Asia-Pacific news editor based in Hong Kong. He handles coverage through Asian hours, co-ordinating with the Asian team in Singapore and China editor Cichen Shen based in Hong Kong, and working alongside the global news team. He has previously covered the maritime industry at The Business Times in Singapore and as Seatrade’s Hong Kong correspondent, handling a wide range of industry issues.

Latest From Vincent Wee

Bangkok port’s newest relocation attempt unlikely to materialise

Pollution reduction cited as the main reason behind relocation, but other private terminals nearby could make any move redundant

Containers Ports and Logistics

K Line seals storage site agreement for Malaysia CCS project

K Line and its partners have been working on a storage site project since 2022. In September 2023, the consortium agreed with Petronas CCS Ventures to commercialise it. Planning will now take place for the supporting infrastructure. This will include thinking about onshore terminals and transport pipelines, as well as an assessment of the project’s techno-commercial feasibility 

Sustainability Tankers and Gas

MISC gains from strong gas carrier and tanker markets

MISC expects softer market conditions for the LNG sector in the near term due to firm fleet growth, while the group will continue to identify growth opportunities for tankers particularly for dual-fuel assets

Tankers and Gas LNG

MOL, K Line push on with carbon capture projects

MOL is working on a second CCUS project in Australia. K Line has brought in strong players to its Malaysian project to inject and store carbon dioxide

Sustainability Fuels

Seatrium turns in $1.4bn 2023 loss

The group also announced in-principle settlement agreements with the Brazilian authorities in relation to the Operation Car Wash probe

Sustainability Shipbuilding

Hanwha Ocean wins big VLCC newbuilding contract

Hanwha Ocean, formerly known as Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, recently emerged from a takeover exercise, and has signed its biggest single contract in 16 years. The company is trying to turn itself around, but still posted an operating loss of Won197bn in 2023

Tankers and Gas Shipbuilding
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