Natural gas is the cleanest fossil fuel with significantly lower sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide, and particulate emissions compared to coal-fired power plants.

The key advantage of cogeneration is the efficient use of waste heat that goes unused in conventional power plants. Our CHP units convert up to 90% of fuel energy into usable electricity and heat, dramatically reducing your operating costs and increasing your facility's energy efficiency.

CHP units with MTU gas engines combine premier German engineering with exceptional energy efficiency. These engines excel in reliability, longevity, and optimal performance even with varying fuel quality.

At COGEN TECHNIK, we integrate MTU engine units into comprehensive cogeneration solutions tailored to industrial, municipal, and commercial customers. Each unit is designed with a focus on optimal performance, low emissions, and seamless integration into your existing infrastructure – ensuring reliable energy with maximum return on investment.

We offer cogeneration units based on MAN engines – a proven choice for industrial energy systems. These engines deliver exceptional reliability, economy, and longevity, providing high performance even under continuous load and demanding operating conditions.

Our CHP units with MAN engines feature:

• Modular design for easy installation and maintenance
• High serviceability and parts availability
• Total efficiency up to 90%
• Compliance with the strictest emission standards
•  Flexibility to match your facility's specific requirements

CHP units with MAN engines are successfully deployed in industry, municipal sectors, agri-food processing, healthcare facilities, and commercial properties.

A CHP unit consists of four main components: a gas piston engine, generator, heat recovery system, and control system. Heat is efficiently captured from three sources: exhaust gases, oil cooler, and engine cooling system.

The captured heat can be used for:

• Connection to district heating networks
• Space heating for buildings
• Domestic hot water preparation
• Industrial processes requiring heat

CHP units can operate as backup or supplementary power sources, or as fully independent mini power plants. The electricity generated can be fed into the grid or used on-site.

Our units can run on various gas types – natural gas, biogas, landfill gas, LPG, and associated petroleum gas.

By effectively utilizing waste heat from exhaust gases, engine cooling, and lubricating oil, our CHP units achieve total efficiencies up to 90% – more than double that of conventional power plants.

This high efficiency ensures the long-term economic advantage of cogeneration and rapid return on your investment.