Thu 19 Sep 2013, 13:41 GMT

Global Vision Bunkers hires bunker manager


Experienced bunker professional heads Global Vision's Singapore office.



Global Vision Bunkers B.V. has announced the appointment of Sean Yee-Chew Gwee [pictured] as manager of its Singapore office.

Gwee has several years' experience in the bunker industry. Prior to joining Global Vision Bunkers he worked as Senior Manager at Bilsea Group (Bilsea Tankers P/L, Seabridge Bunkering P/L) between June 2012 and August 2013. He was also employed as General Manager, Sales & Trading at Brilliance Marine P/L between June 2011 and December 2011.

Gwee spent three years working as Fuel Oil Programmer & Operator at Seven Seas Oil Trading Pte. Ltd., Singapore, between 2005 and 2008 before moving to Seven Seas Oil Hong Kong Ltd., where he was employed as manager for two years.

Gwee's first position in the marine fuels industry was at Ignition Point Pte. Ltd., where he worked as Fuel & Gas Oil Programmer/Operator between May 2003 and December 2005.

"Sean joins us, having a considerable knowledge and experience in trading, having also been involved in operations and physical supply both in Singapore and Hong Kong," Global Vision Bunkers said in an emailed statement.

Contact details for Sean Yee-Chew Gwee have been provided below.

Sean Gwee
Bunker Manager
Telephone: +65 65 330 890
Mobile: +65 90 935 696
Email: fareast@gvbgroup.net
Email: sean@gvbgroup.net
Skype / Yahoo: seang_globalvision


Proteus Supply and Trading and Propeller Fuels logo. Propeller Fuels and Proteus Supply and Trading form commercial partnership to expand Americas coverage  

US-based Proteus and UK-based Propeller Fuels unite operations across the Americas and beyond.

Kasif Kalkavan vessel. Turkon Line’s LNG-powered Kaşif Kalkavan makes maiden call at Marport  

Türkiye’s largest domestically built LNG-fuelled container ship has docked at Marport for the first time.

Vinoth Kumar, Flex Commodities. Flex Commodities appoints Vinoth Kumar as general accountant  

Dubai-based bunker trader strengthens finance team with new accounting hire.

Kota Elok vessel. PIL's first LNG dual-fuel boxship receives cybersecurity certification on Singapore maiden call  

Pacific International Lines' 13,000-teu vessel Kota Elok becomes the first PIL ship certified to IACS cyber-resilience standards.

Princess cruise ship. Wärtsilä and Carnival Corporation sign 8-year lifecycle agreement for LNG-fuelled cruise vessels  

Deal covers four vessels across the Princess Cruises and Carnival Cruise Line fleets.

Antwerpen vessel. Exmar vessel completes first commercial voyage on ammonia dual-fuel  

Antwerpen sailed from China to India using ammonia in dual-fuel mode during commercial service.

Keel-laying ceremony of vessel with builder's hull no. CHB3016. Changhong International launches ninth LR2 tanker in Navios series  

Vessel includes future methanol and LNG conversion capability as well as shore power provision.

ECSA logo. European shipowners back EU ETS revenue earmarking but warn proposal falls short on clean technology support  

ECSA welcomes fuel support and revenue earmarking but calls for broader technology eligibility and a clear IMO withdrawal clause.

World Shipping Council logo. WSC backs EU ETS fuel revenue reinvestment but warns over port competitiveness rules  

The World Shipping Council welcomes proposed ETS fuel mechanism changes but flags concerns over neighbouring port proposals.

Green methanol bunkering vessel render. Western Baltic Engineering unveils green methanol bunkering vessel concept for Klaipėda  

Concept vessel design features an 800-tonne capacity and annual supply potential of 250,000 tonnes.