Daniel Hölker

Daniel Hölker is a researcher at the Department of Engineering and Computer Science at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences, specializing in Smart Grid technologies and energy systems. His work focuses on distributed energy management, communication technologies for grid optimization, and privacy-preserving algorithms in decentralized systems.

• Faculty: School of Engineering and Computer Science
• Academic Rank: Researcher

His research interests include:

• Intelligent energy distribution in Smart Grids
• Communication protocols for grid stability
• Algorithms for energy consumption adjustment
• Virtual power plants and household load shifting
• Smart metering and remote monitoring systems

Daniel’s publications (2012–2018) emphasize distributed algorithms, LTE integration, and privacy-preserving techniques in Smart Grids. Key themes include energy network simulation (SiENA framework), homomorphic encryption for secure load adaptation, and clustering strategies for scalable grid management. His work bridges theoretical algorithms with practical implementation challenges in real-world energy systems.