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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
Yamal LNG starts ship-to-ship transfer for cargo to Europe
MOL says the STS operation cuts down the travelling time of its LNG carrier Vladimir Rusanov by about a week
Shipowners and charterers in tug of war over 2020 sulphur costs
Can higher fuel prices be passed to end users? Will scrubber-fitted vessels gain charter premium? Who should pay for the debunking bills?
Brightoil scraps fleet sale after signing charters with Shell
Moves comes after a recent rebound in VLCC earnings and Beijing’s relaxation of credit clampdown on the country’s private sector
Weak fundamentals cloud tanker market
Supply is expected to exceed demand in the oil tanker sector next year, according to Clarkson Research president Martin Stopford
Cosco Shipping Specialised Carriers strikes $300m newbuilding deal
Company said the newbuildings would be used to serve the contracts of affreightment signed with clients
Hong Kong must face challenges and embrace opportunities
Industry players from Hong Kong’s shipping sector, including Modern Terminals, CMA CGM and Kerry Logistics, discussed the problems of the world’s fifth-largest container port