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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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Pakistan may have called off long-term LNG tender
Spot prices in Asia have failed to break the price point required to support long-term offtake arrangements this year and this has not lent support to the now-aborted Pakistan LNG tender
Petronas completes third LNG break-bulk STS
Demand for smaller LNG parcels has been driven by discharge port constraints in China and changing requirements from other Asian buyers
Santos wrests control over Darwin LNG in $1.3bn deal
The deal marks ConocoPhillips’ exit from northwestern Australia but allows Santos to take over the driver’s seat as the new operator of the Barossa backfill project intended to extend the production life of the country’s second-oldest LNG export terminal in Darwin
Supply tightness prompts upgrade on forecast LNG shipping rates
A sharp contango is developing and shipping players are now motivated to move ships onto the water as quickly as possible, says Platts Analytics