Distributed Power Plants

A cogeneration power plant is a modular combined heat and power (CHP) plant solution for the generation of electricity and heat, which is preferably operated on the site where the electricity and heat are consumed, yet it can also feed useful heat into a district heating network. The advantage of combined heat and power over the separate production of electrical power and heat lies in the significantly higher utilization of the primary energy.

MWM stands for highly-efficient and eco-friendly combined heat and power (CHP) plants for distributed power generation, and has more than 150 years of experience in the development and optimization of gas engines for natural gas, biogas and other special gases.