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Cichen Shen
Northeast Asia Correspondent
Based in Hong Kong, Cichen Shen is the Northeast Asia correspondent for Lloyd’s List. He is responsible for covering a wide range of maritime issues, from the Cosco-China Shipping merger and the growth of Chinese lessors to the collapse of Hanjin and the integration between the Japanese carriers.
Cichen has interviewed many of the top business leaders in Asian shipping, including Cosco Shipping chariman Xu Lirong and ClassNK chairman Koichi Fujiwara.
Prior to his role at Lloyd’s List, Cichen worked as a reporter for China’s Caijing Magazine in Beijing, and was a local producer for the US National Public Radio and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in Shanghai.
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Latest From Cichen Shen
Cosco Shipping removes senior manager at investment fund
Talks are being held over whether Dr Jin will continue working for the company
Brightoil chairman steps aside after bankruptcy ruling
The move comes as the privately run company is mired in financial troubles, amid attempts launch to workout plan led by financiers
Cosco Shipping shuffles management
Mr Sun remains as a director and the deputy party secretary of the Cosco Shipping group
HHI wins another LNG carrier order from Capital Gas
Shipbuilder expects to receive more LNG carrier newbuilding orders this year amid tightening environmental rules
Scrubbers will complicate liner shipping pricing
Greater use of scrubbers will lead to more complicated cost structure for shipping lines after 2020
Owners and operators ‘gambling’ on future fuel price spread
Eastern Pacific Shipping commercial director Thomas Hansen says that a scrubber-fitted fleet can be used by major liner shipping carriers as a ‘nuclear bomb’ to wipe out any competitors because such a fleet provides a $400 price spread between heavy bunker fuel and compliant fuel