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Power generation solutions Powered by MWM for industrial and commercial sites. Each project begins with an assessment of load, fuel and operating conditions.

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MWM gas generators in Côte d’Ivoire

Generate electricity. Put heat to work.

Power generation

Prime power sized to the site’s continuous demand and gas availability.

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Combined heat and power

Heat recovery for useful on-site demand, subject to the thermal profile and system design.

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Trigeneration

Cooling from recovered heat using an absorption chiller, subject to an engineering assessment.

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Powered by MWM

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Manufacturer portfolio overview. Local supply, configuration and suitability are confirmed for each project; listed ranges are not a stock commitment.

MWM gas generator
FamilykWManufacturer
TCG 3016400–1 000MWM
TCG 20201 000–1 560MWM
TCG 30201 380–2 300MWM
TCG 41702 500MWM
TCG 20323 000–4 500MWM

Indicative manufacturer ranges. Actual output depends on engine version, frequency, gas quality and site conditions. Confirm the 50 Hz specification for Côte d’Ivoire.

Engineering first

From gas supply to usable power.

Gas conditioning

Gas composition, contaminants, pressure and flow determine treatment and fuel-train requirements.

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Flare gas to power

A project-specific feasibility study is required before considering associated gas as an engine fuel.

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CNG and LNG supply

Assess logistics, storage, pressure reduction or regasification with the selected fuel-supply partners.

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Our products

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Availability and final configuration are confirmed for your project in Ivory Coast.

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Start with site data

Gather electrical load profiles, heat requirements and gas supplier information. The assessment should state the technical and economic assumptions specific to your site.

Your questions

Answers to move forward.

Is an MWM gas generator suitable for my site?

Assessment starts with electricity demand, running hours and fuel availability. Gas composition, pressure and flow must also be established before selecting a configuration and output.

When should combined heat and power be considered?

CHP combines electricity generation with useful heat recovery. Suitability depends on simultaneous electrical and thermal demand, required temperatures and operating hours. Heat recovery is not automatically appropriate for every project.

Can associated or flare gas be used?

A project-specific study must establish gas composition, variability, contaminants and treatment requirements. Engine compatibility and continuity of fuel supply must be confirmed before a proposal is made.

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