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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.

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MOL invests in vessel drag reduction technology

Fitting 10 to 20 of the units is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fuel consumption by 3%-7% or more, if used in combination with other energy-saving aids

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