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Vincent Wee

News Editor

Hong Kong
Vincent Wee is Lloyd’s List’s Asia-Pacific news editor based in Hong Kong. He handles coverage through Asian hours, co-ordinating with the Asian team in Singapore and China editor Cichen Shen based in Hong Kong, and working alongside the global news team. He has previously covered the maritime industry at The Business Times in Singapore and as Seatrade’s Hong Kong correspondent, handling a wide range of industry issues.

Latest From Vincent Wee

DP World plans stablecoin-based payment system to boost trade

DP World’s stablecoin payments technology aims to make cross-border financial transactions seamless, especially in emerging markets, which are usually in regions where many businesses struggle with access to global banking infrastructure

Digitalisation Containers

Regional container trade imbalances increase 33% from 2019 to 2024

BIMCO chief shipping analyst says the increase in trade imbalances has been driven by faster export growth from East and Southeast Asia compared with all other regions except sub-Saharan Africa

Containers Political Risk and Trade

MOL decarbonisation unit boosts investment in e-fuels producer Twelve Benefit

The company’s two products are drop-in fuels for the marine and aviation markets that can be used in existing infrastructure with up to 90% lower lifecycle emissions compared to fossil-based fuels

Decarbonisation Sustainability

MOL to offer low-emissions options to freight and NVOCC customers

In early 2024, MOL became the first shipping company in the Asia-Pacific region to issue environmental attributes certificates of low-emission voyages using alternative fuels. It has since set up a system that can issue EACs arising from using alternative fuels in the MOL-operated fleet

Decarbonisation Sustainability

Precious Shipping sees resilient Asian consumers driving continued demand in 2025

Precious Shipping warned that Asean countries may not benefit from greater investment and export gains as happened during the previous Trump administration’s US-China tariff war

Dry Bulk ASEAN

HJ Shipbuilding seals $88m LNG bunkering vessel order

The latest deal also marks HJSC’s first order of 2025. The shipyard turned to a profit in 2024 and is sitting on a record high orderbook

Decarbonisation Tankers and Gas
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