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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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Elba LNG readies first shipment and lends shine to US exports
LNG tanker Maran Gas Lindos is loading the first shipment at Elba Island
POSH set for delisting in January
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Saudis in tender for first ships to feed LNG ambition
Aramco and Bahri are moving fast to lock in tonnage available in the current market though the tender may well spur shipbuilding demand, observers say
Chile’s electrofuel push to unleash over $90bn investments
EDF-backed study estimated adopting green hydrogen and ammonia as ship fuels can generate, respectively, up to $80bn and $95bn in Chile’s clean energy infrastructure investments
IMO 2020 transition faces obstacles to bunkering
Notwithstanding the added complexity the regulation presents to its bunker operations, Singapore will remain the preferred destination for refuelling of ships for some time to come, say observers
MPA revokes IPP bunker supplier licence
The number of bunker operators has been dropping over the years in Singapore. This is the long-term result of its overarching maritime regulator acting to clean up the area’s image as being free of such malpractice