About
Our story
WSE Turbo Technologies is the result of a crucial meeting in 2019 between two companies —Weel & Sandvig and Ecergy. Contact was made to explore the potential of using micro turbine technology in heat pump applications, which brought about a shared vision of bringing a new generation of industrial heat pumps to market.
We are an outstanding team of engineers with decades of experience in design, production, and deployment of turbo machinery, as well as implementation of energy optimizations across a wide range of industries worldwide.
The Team
Mogens Weel
Mogens holds a B.Sc. from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), awarded in 1981. His expertise lies in the process optimization of industrial and power plant processes, with a particular focus on enhancing energy efficiency and integrating processes within industrial settings. From this experience arose the idea of developing high-temperature heat pumps operating with water vapor, which marked a leap forward in sustainable energy technology. Mogens has also played a pivotal role in developing dynamic simulators for waste-to-energy and power plant applications. Moreover, he has been at the forefront of creating predictive emission monitoring systems for gas turbines, engines, and boilers, aiming to reduce their environmental footprint.
Lykke Kristensen
Lykke Kristensen is a Business Support student worker with a background in Global Business Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). She specializes in operational management, sustainable practices, and business economics. Lykke supports process optimization and cross-functional collaboration between sales, marketing, and operations, with a focus on improving workflow efficiency and data-driven decision-making. Her work includes developing digital sales materials, structuring documentation, and optimizing administrative processes. She has hands-on experience with tools such as Excel, Business Central, and R-Studio for performance tracking and business analysis, combining a structured approach with a passion for innovation and continuous improvement.
Jan Sandvig
Jan holds an M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering and a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering. Jan is an expert in process integration, system analysis, optimization, and monitoring systems. An innovative developer of new technologies combining cutting-edge research with a good understanding of industrial processes and practical implementation. He has more than 30 years of practical experience in the industrial deployment of innovative technical solutions to the industry, with vast experience within fertilizer plants, oil and gas, chemical plants, the food industry, waste-to-energy, and power plants. Jan is Danish representative in the “IEA Industrial Technology Collaboration Programme” since 2005, with four years as Chair of the Executive Committee.
Matias Svensson
Mattias has studied at Malmö University and Kalmar University, culminating in a Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering. He also holds a Henley Business School MBA certificate. Mattias has six years of experience as First Engineer/Chief Engineer at Laurin Maritime, operating a tanker vessel worldwide, and seven years as Executive Operation Manager at Turbec R&D AB. He is an entrepreneur and has been self-employed since 2011. He has co-founded five companies, and is the inventor and owner of three patents. Mattias is an engineer with a broad knowledge in many technology areas and has the ability to grasp complex systems and link them to strategic business opportunities. He has strong analytical skills, values cooperation and interpersonal listening, and can lead towards any goal with poise. His driving force is environmentally friendly technologies based on small-scale decentralized systems.
Mikael Swanteson
Mikael graduated in 1990 with an M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from LTH, Sweden, and joined the Volvo Aero Group, Small Gas Turbines Division. He worked as a specialist for more than eight years in the field of mechanical integrity and performance in gas turbines and turbochargers. In 1999, he joined the ABB/Volvo joint venture company Turbec as an R&D manager, responsible for the development of microturbines for CHP applications. From 2003 onwards, he worked for several companies in power generation, energy recovery, and climate controls for commercial buildings. Since 2011, he has also been the CEO of Ronator AB, providing engineering services and supplying cast machine components.
Björn Borgström
Björn holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the Technical Institute of Lund. He has 25 years of experience in electrical design work on microturbines, hydropower plants, submarines, diesel generators, and transformer stations. He is experienced in design, assembly, verification, and commissioning of all types of electrical machines and power plants. He possesses strong expertise in standards and norms regarding electrical machine systems and installations, as well as in documentation and standards for machines and technical plants.
Anders Dahl
Anders is a highly experienced engineer with a passion for clean energy. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Energy Engineering and has over 25 years of experience in the energy industry. Anders has a strong background in thermodynamics, performance calculations, and the development of auxiliary systems for small-scale power generation. He is also an experienced project manager and has completed several courses in software development, 3D modeling, safety certification, and standardization. He is committed to making a difference in the world by developing innovative and sustainable energy solutions.
Jan Magnusson
Jan has 45 years of experience in control and measurement techniques in the field of turbo machinery and reciprocated engines. He has contributed to several successful development projects over the years, including gas turbine direct-driven automotive, biogas-driven buses, turbocharged control in high-performance automotive, and hybrid vehicles (car, truck, and bus) with a micro turbine as a charger, as well as micro gas turbines as power plants with different fuels such as biogas. His approach is both theoretical and very hands-on. Jan graduated from Technical High School with a degree in electronics and electrical systems in Lund.
Stefan Svensson
Stefan has worked in various production companies for more than 30 years, ranging from prototypes and pre-series to full production in companies producing cars, airplanes, and microturbines. He possesses unique experience both as a leader and a worker in all areas related to production. Stefan's goals have always been to simplify activities and processes to ensure quality and reduce lead time. Stefan's education is from a technical high school.
Johnny Rehn
Johnny has a longstanding and strong passion for mechanical design of gas turbines and has dedicated his entire professional career to the design of high-speed machines. He has designed the Gas Turbine HSG 40 kW GT used in the Volvo Concept Car, ECC. Later this unit was scaled up and the production adopted a 100 kW gas turbine also designed by Johnny. This combined power and heat unit is still in production by Ansaldo. Johnny's work with gas turbines has led to more than 10 approved patents. He holds a degree from Örebro Technical High School. His first employment was at Stal-Laval in Finspång. During this period, he earned his engineering degree at the Linköping Institute of Technology in collaboration with Stal-Laval.