Jochen Wendiggensen

Prof. Dr. Jochen Wendiggensen serves as a Professor in the Department of Energy and Environmental Management within the Faculty of Energy and Biotechnology at Flensburg University of Applied Sciences, where he has been employed since September 1994.

Educational Background:
Jochen Wendiggensen studied electrical engineering at Ruhr University Bochum followed by industry experience in process control system development at ASEA BROWN BOVERY. He earned his doctorate in 1993 as a research associate at the Institute for Automation Technology, Helmut-Schmidt-Universität of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg.

Research Interests:
His work focuses on power systems engineering with emphasis on grid modeling, battery storage control strategies, and renewable integration. Key contributions include open-data power flow simulations, predictive control for frequency regulation, and analysis of European network codes impacting German balancing markets. His research bridges theoretical control engineering with practical energy automation applications.

Teaching:
Professor Wendiggensen teaches Energy Automation, Control Theory (modeling/simulation), Process Control Systems (communication/automation), and Programming projects, emphasizing industrial application contexts.

Professional Background:
Prior to academia, he developed process control systems at ASEA BROWN BOVERY, providing industry-relevant perspective to his university role since 1994.

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