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project overview
UK-based company MVV Environment Medworth Limited has begun developing a new energy from waste combined heat and power facility (for electricity and steam generation) at Algores Way, Wisbech. We'll be looking to employ local people to help build, operate and maintain the facility.
When operational, the EfW CHP facility will divert over half a million tonnes of non-recyclable waste from landfill every year, generating over 50 megawatts of electricity and offering the opportunity to supply steam to local factories.
who are MVV?
- MVV Environment Medworth Limited is part of the MVV Energie AG group
- Approx. 6,600 employees
- 7.2 billion € turnover
- MVV's history
1873 - City of Mannheim takes over the gasworks
1923 - First Mannheim power plant operated by MVV
1964 - First CHP power plant fuelled by waste
1999 - Privatisation to MVV Energie AG
2008 - Expansion into the UK
2025 - MVV Environment Medworth Limited formally founded - 50.1% owned by the local authority - Mannheim City Council
Adam Din QHSE Intern
meet our people
Whilst our Medworth facility is still underway, our newest facility in Dundee has recruited a new operations and maintenance team. As with our other facilities in Devonport, Plymouth and Ridham Dock (Kent), we have employed people from the local area where possible.
Have a look at the videos on this page to see what our people have to say about working in the industry:
Barry Connor QHSE Intern
James Tullett EC&I Technician
Kenny Dow Maintenance Manager
Kevin Crichton Shift Manager
Simon Norris Operations Manager
Steven Esposito Maintenance Engineer
