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<strong>About</strong> <strong>us</strong> <strong>Strategy</strong><br />

<strong>MWM</strong> GmbH – part of Caterpillar Inc. – is one of the world’s<br />

leading providers of highly efficient <strong>and</strong> eco-friendly energy<br />

generation plants. Based in Mannheim, Germany, the enterprise<br />

can look back on more than 140 years of experience in the<br />

development <strong>and</strong> optimisation of comb<strong>us</strong>tion engines for natural<br />

gas, special gases <strong>and</strong> diesel fuel. Underst<strong>and</strong>ing of the value<br />

chain, engineering competence <strong>and</strong> innovative drive make <strong>MWM</strong> a<br />

reliable partner who develops <strong>and</strong> produces solutions tailored to<br />

the individual needs of its c<strong>us</strong>tomers.<br />

<strong>Market</strong> <strong>segments</strong><br />

Cogeneration<br />

Natural gas is an important market segment<br />

that <strong>MWM</strong> covers in the best way possible<br />

with its gas engine plants for vario<strong>us</strong> areas of<br />

application.<br />

Special Gas<br />

This fast-growing segment comprises<br />

the field of biogas as well as comb<strong>us</strong>tible<br />

gas emitted by the ind<strong>us</strong>try, raw material<br />

production <strong>and</strong> mining.<br />

Diesel<br />

Diesel gensets represent a supplement to<br />

the gas engine plants.<br />

Greenho<strong>us</strong>e<br />

Systems for powering <strong>and</strong> heating greenho<strong>us</strong>es<br />

<strong>and</strong> fertilising the plant with cleaned<br />

waste gas.<br />

• Development of high-performance, state-of-the-art products,<br />

<strong>services</strong> <strong>and</strong> technologies for a decentralised power supply<br />

based on gas <strong>and</strong> diesel engines<br />

• Foc<strong>us</strong> on ecologically advanced solutions for generating<br />

“clean energy“<br />

• Consulting, development <strong>and</strong> production of one-stop solutions<br />

c<strong>us</strong>tomised for the individual c<strong>us</strong>tomer <strong>and</strong> consulting<br />

<strong>services</strong> during operations<br />

<strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>services</strong><br />

Gensets<br />

• Gas <strong>and</strong> diesel engines<br />

• Generation of electrical energy from<br />

400 to 4,300 kW per unit<br />

Combine heat <strong>and</strong> power generation plants<br />

• Project-specific component scaling<br />

• Modular concepts for maximum efficiency<br />

• Use of waste heat<br />

One-stop solutions<br />

• Consulting, design, engineering<br />

• Complete set-up <strong>and</strong> commissioning<br />

of a plant<br />

Service<br />

• Worldwide c<strong>us</strong>tomer service, maintenance<br />

<strong>and</strong> servicing of plants, training centres<br />

<strong>MWM</strong> GmbH | Carl-Benz-Straße 1 | 68167 Mannheim | Germany || T +49 621 384-0 | F +49 621 384-8800 | info@mwm.net | www.mwm.net<br />

Board of Directors: Willy Schumacher (CEO), Stefan Zimmermann (COO)


References<br />

History<br />

Natural Gas<br />

C<strong>us</strong>tomer: Precision Energy, Bangladesh<br />

Plant: 15x TCG 2032 V16 with a total of 60 MW el<br />

In 2010, <strong>MWM</strong> shipped 15 TCG 2032 V16s to Precision Energy Bangladesh within j<strong>us</strong>t three<br />

months. The gas engines produce a constant overall output of 60 MW el . All of the electric<br />

energy that has been generated is fed into the public grid. More information about this<br />

project can be found in our <strong>MWM</strong> movie “60 MW Around the World” at www.mwm.net.<br />

Special Gas<br />

C<strong>us</strong>tomer: BGA Anderlingen-Ohrel, Germany<br />

Plant: TCG 2016 V08 C with a total of 400 kW el<br />

The company Burfeindt-Tomforde Energieerzeugung relies on <strong>MWM</strong>. A TCG 2016 V08 C<br />

producing 400 kW el generates 3,200 MWh of electricity <strong>and</strong> 2,552 MWh of heat each year.<br />

It is <strong>us</strong>ed to operate a biogas plant <strong>and</strong> to supply a district heating network. An integrated<br />

biogas processing system from <strong>MWM</strong> secures the emission reduction bon<strong>us</strong> provided by<br />

Germany’s Renewable Energy Law.<br />

Greenho<strong>us</strong>e<br />

C<strong>us</strong>tomer: Delta Energy B. V., Netherl<strong>and</strong>s<br />

Plant: 17x TCG 2020 V16 with a total of 27 MW el<br />

The Dutch branch of <strong>MWM</strong> built one of Europe’s biggest gas engine plants. 17 TCG 2020 V16<br />

engines, generating a total of 27 MW el , produce the heat <strong>and</strong> electricity required to run a<br />

51 hectare greenho<strong>us</strong>e complex. This complex produces around 4,000 tons of tomatoes<br />

each year, enough to satisfy the fresh tomato dem<strong>and</strong> of more than half a million people.<br />

Diesel<br />

C<strong>us</strong>tomer: Atlas Copco<br />

Plant: Container gensets with TCD 2016, 50/60 Hz, 450 –1,140 kVA<br />

Atlas Copco, a leading manufacturer of generators, makes <strong>us</strong>e of <strong>MWM</strong> engines due<br />

to their extraordinary performance. The global availability <strong>and</strong> the excellent aftersales<br />

service guarantee a long <strong>us</strong>eful life <strong>and</strong> smooth operation.<br />

1871: Carl Benz, the inventor of the automobile, founds the ”mechanical workshops“ in Mannheim<br />

1880: Production of the first stationary gas engine at <strong>MWM</strong><br />

1886: Patent no. 37435 is issued for the patent motor car<br />

1910: Start of the manufacture of diesel engines<br />

1953: Start of the manufacture of air-cooled small diesel engines<br />

2005: DEUTZ Power Systems enters the market as system provider<br />

2007: The private equity ho<strong>us</strong>e 3i takes over DEUTZ Power Systems<br />

2008: Return to the historic name <strong>MWM</strong><br />

2009: Technology updates for all genset series result in more performance <strong>and</strong> efficiency<br />

2011: <strong>MWM</strong> becomes part of Caterpillar Inc.<br />

<strong>MWM</strong> GmbH | Carl-Benz-Straße 1 | 68167 Mannheim | Germany || T +49 621 384-0 | F +49 621 384-8800 | info@mwm.net | www.mwm.net<br />

Board of Directors: Willy Schumacher (CEO), Stefan Zimmermann (COO)

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