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Hwee Hwee Tan
Senior Correspondent
Hwee Hwee Tan joins Lloyd’s List from The Business Times (BT) in Singapore, where she covered energy and maritime and was well-known in Singapore for her in-depth coverage of restructuring in the offshore sector and International Maritime Organization green shipping regulations. Prior to BT, she was with oil and gas magazine, Upstream. Dubbed the ‘rig lady’ by one fellow journalist, she was chasing after rig-building orders at the height of the last oil and gas upswing. Hwee Hwee considers herself “a yard aficionado” and relishes every shipyard visit that comes by her way.
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LNG market will rebalance in 2021, says Shell
Shell expects the last of the new liquefaction projects under construction to be completed by 2021 and, following that, for equilibrium to likely be restored to the market as new supply comes to a halt until the mid-2020s
Singapore fuel oil stocks jump 10% on-week as shipping activity slows
This rise in inventories has come despite a 54% plunge in imports during the same period. Residual fuel oil stocks are up 18% compared with the corresponding period in 2019
Sembmarine flags ups and downs from coronavirus outbreak
The outbreak has no immediate impact on ground operations but discussion is under way to mitigate supply chain disruption, Sembmarine group chief executive, Wong Weng Sun said
VLSFO share to exceed 50% but growth to slow
VLSFO-HSFO spread will stay healthy, allowing shipowners to recover investments in just over a year's time
Coronavirus-linked disruption boosts hedging activity
‘Disruption in the physical markets has bolstered hedging activity... the current situation has made apparent China’s role in the physical supply chain’ — SGX’s William Chin
Coronavirus: Sellers challenged to find new homes for diverted LNG cargoes
Qatargas, Shell and Total are believed to be three liquefied natural gas suppliers hit by CNOOC-declared force majeure