SINGAPORE, April 7 (Reuters) - German utility E.ON will move its carbon team from Malaysia to Singapore this month and aims to ramp up investment in clean-energy projects in Southeast Asia, a senior official said on Wednesday.
The firm sees the region, and particularly Indonesia, as offering strong opportunities in projects that yield U.N.-backed carbon offsets and already has a 'full pipeline' of prospective investments, said Frederic Boeuf, regional director, project development, E.ON Climate and Renewables.
(Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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The firm sees the region, and particularly Indonesia, as offering strong opportunities in projects that yield U.N.-backed carbon offsets and already has a 'full pipeline' of prospective investments, said Frederic Boeuf, regional director, project development, E.ON Climate and Renewables.
(Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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