Tag: Blockheizkraftwerk

Five questions for Dmytro Isachenko, Founder and General Manager of Interenergo, Ukraine

MWM gas engines have been running in Ukraine for more than 20 years. During the “ReBuild Ukraine” exhibition held in Warsaw in November 2023, we were able to discuss the current opportunities and difficulties of the Ukrainian energy market with Dmytro Isachenko, General Manager of the MWM service provider Interenergo, which has been rolling out energy projects in Ukraine since 2005.

“Cogeneration Power Plant of the Month” of November: Highly Flexible Cogeneration Power Plant of Stadtwerke Duisburg Uses Seven MWM Gas Engines to Produce Power for up to 68,000 Households

The large CHP plant of Stadtwerke Duisburg AG, which has received an award from “Energie & Management”, uses seven MWM gas engines to produce heat and power for the city’s energy and district heating supply.

“Cogeneration power plant of the month” of October: New plant at Funkerberg Technology Park uses MWM gas engines to generate energy for up to 5,000 households

The Funkerberg cogeneration power plant in Königs Wusterhausen in the German state of Brandenburg—which was designated “cogeneration power plant of the month” by “Energie & Management” magazine—uses two MWM TCG 2020 V12 gas engines to produce heat and electricity for the connected households. Henceforth, previously unused exhaust heat is to be fed in via the cogeneration power plant and distributed to the city area via a supply route.

Leading Nigerian Plastics Manufacturer Panar Group of Companies Uses MWM TCG 3020 V16 Gas Engine in Factory Cogeneration Power Plant

In early 2023, an MWM TCG 3020 V16 gas engine was installed for the Nigerian plastics manufacturer Panar Group of Companies. Together with an MWM TCG 2020 V12 K1 gas engine, the new engine generates energy for the company’s production processes.

Modernization of Heating System in Brandýs nad Labem, Czech Republic: Company TEDOM Enables Reliable Heat Supply with New TCG 3016 V12

In 2021, company TEDOM installed a packaged TCG 3016 V12 as part of a modernization program of the district heating system in the city of Brandýs nad Labem-Stará Boleslav, Czech Republic. Since then, the generator set has been operating successfully for 12 to 16 hours a day in winter and about 6 hours a day in summer. Cogeneration enables the flexible generation of energy according to the consumer demand, saving fuel and resources.