Production site Aurangabad
Since 1902 in India, MAN Energy Solutions has been a reliable partner in providing complete power solutions for the Indian Energy & Marine markets. With our cutting edge technology, we have strong presence in ship propulsion, engine based power plants and turbomachinery trains for the oil & gas and process industries.
Technology and business activities in Aurangabad
MAN L27/38 propulsion
The MAN L27/38 engine is the ideal power source in the 2,100 — 3,060 kW output range for small to medium-sized tankers, cargo vessels, ferries, passenger, RO-RO vessels, coasters, large fishing vessels, tugs, workboats, and supply vessels.
- 750 – 800 rpm
- 2,100 – 3,060 kW
MAN L21/31 propulsion
The MAN L21/31 engine is the ideal power source in the 1,290 – 1,935 kW output range for small to medium sized tankers, cargo vessels, ferries, RO-RO vessels, fishing vessels, tugs, workboats, and supply vessels.
- 1,000 rpm
- 1,290 – 1,935 kW
Efficient, clean, compact, and yet powerful, the MAN 28/33D STC represents the synthesis of world-class engineering and state-of-the-art technology for your marine propulsion and power needs. Especially popular in fast ferry and naval applications.
- 1,000 – 1,032 rpm
- 5,460 – 10,000 kW
MAN L21/31 Mk2 GenSet
MAN L21/31 Mk 2 GenSets deliver reliable and HFO / Biofuel based auxiliary power.
They operate at the lowest possible accumulated costs during their entire life cycle and therefore represent a safe investment.
- 900 – 1,000 rmp
- 1,000 – 1,980 kW
- 950 - 1,880 kWe
MAN L27/38 GenSet
MAN L27/38 units are characterized by reliable HFO / Biofuel based GenSet power, delivered at the lowest possible accumulated costs during an entire lifecycle. The GenSet represents a safe investment for container vessels.
- 720 – 750 rpm
- 1,980 – 3,150 kW
- 1,900 – 3,025 kWe
Career and training offers
History of Aurangabad site
1989 – Company incorporated as Modi Mirrlees Blackstone Limited, with technology transfer agreement with Mirrlees Blackstone UK
1991 – Start of assembly with ESL range of engines
1994 – Formal inauguration of plant and started assembly of KV12 Engines
2000-2003 – Became part of Alstom and then MAN B&W Diesel
2003 – Became MAN B&W Diesel India Ltd. took over business of Augsburg Power Plants
2006 – Started engineering centre
2006 – Became MAN Diesel India Ltd
2007 – Started production of MAN 32/40 engines
2009 – Engine further expansion of Engineering Centre
2010 – Became MAN Diesel & Turbo India Ltd
2011 – Started assembly of small bore engines
2011 – Started IT hub for global support
2014 – All Board Members together visited Aurangabad plant as part of MAN Diesel & Turbo SE board meeting
2015 – Plant expansion took place
2016 – Became MAN Diesel & Turbo India Pvt Ltd
2018 – Became MAN Energy Solutions India Pvt Ltd
2023 – Became green electricity utilising production site, with installation of own PV Solar power plant