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Dependable diesel engines for emergency power supply during power outages

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Partner of the Polish energy transition

Electricity and heat from biogases and special gases: this is also in vogue in Poland. MAN's partner Enervigo prefers to use gas engines with the MAN Engines logo for such projects.

Head of Sales Reiner Rößner on battery-electric drives

“Tailored electric components for our customers”

In the future, MAN Engines will offer more and more electric drive solutions. In an interview, Head of Sales Reiner Rößner talks about possible products, useful applications and the benefits that MAN Engines can offer its customers.

Head of Development Werner Kübler in front of a stationary hydrogen combustion engine

“We will need all technologies”

Werner Kübler is the Head of Development at MAN Engines. In the future, he sees room for a wide range of different drive types – tailored to the respective application.

Hydrogen for combustion engines as a climate-friendly alternative

Hydrogen engine: a climate-friendly alternative

Hydrogen can make combustion engines locally climate neutral. MAN has decades of experience in this area and is developing solutions for mobile and stationary applications.

Sewage treatment plants generate electricity and heat from the sewage sludge

Sewage sludge as a climate protector

More and more sewage treatment plants are generating electricity and heat from sewage sludge. In many of these small cogeneration units, MAN engines ensure sustainable and cost-effective energy generation.

Added hydrogen can make gas engines more climate-friendly

H2 blending – a good mix for the climate

Hydrogen is the energy source of the future. It can already be added to the natural gas network to make cogeneration units more climate-friendly. Natural gas engines from MAN Engines are prepared for this.

Biogas plant behind rapeseed field

Biogas as a bridge to the hydrogen economy

Clean energy from biogas or sewage sludge: gas engines from MAN Engines turn cogeneration units into climate protectors.

MAN base engine: The basis for our engines

MAN base engine: The basis for our engines

Engines are used in a broad range of applications. And each application places very different specific demands on the motor. The MAN-developed V-engine series D2868/D2862 has successfully managed to introduce 8- and 12-cylinder engines to the market in road vehicles, agricultural machinery, trains, yachts, workboats and for power generation as diesel and gas gensets.

Naturally aspirated and turbo engines from MAN Engines

Naturally aspirated and turbo engines from MAN Engines

In its gas engine portfolio, MAN Engines offers a wide selection of turbocharged lean-burn and naturally aspirated engines with stoichiometric combustion. Depending on the application, each engine technology has its advantages. Whether the focus is on electricity production or the primary use of heat, MAN Engines has the appropriate solution for higher efficiency.

MAN engines in wood gas CHP units

MAN engines in wood gas CHP units

In times of nuclear and coal phase-out, the question of a safe and clean energy supply is increasingly in the focus of power producers. MAN Engines has been offering solutions in this sector for decades, supplying CHP manufacturers with robust, clean gas engines. The use of special gases such as biogas and sewage gas has proven to be particularly sustainable and popular. But with wood gasification, a lesser-known technology has recently come back into focus. Here, too, MAN Engines and its partners serve a still small but steadily growing market with powerful gas engines.

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Modular exhaust gas aftertreatment system for biogas CHP units

The 44th German Emission Control Act (Bundes-Immissionsschutzverordnung, BImSchV) has noticeably restricted the limit values for biogas CHP unit emissions. Operators are facing particularly strict emissions limit values for nitrogen oxide (NOx). With its modular exhaust aftertreatment system, MAN Engines has been prepared for the new limit values. The project about minimising NOx emissions during biogas CHP unit operation has been carried out by the Technical University of Munich (TUM).

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