Torsten Füg

Prof. Dr. Torsten Füg is a Professor specializing in renewable energy systems and sustainable fuel technologies, affiliated with the Cloud Energy Lab (CBEN). His research focuses on integrating digital solutions with energy infrastructure to address global sustainability challenges.

His primary research domains include Renewable Energy Optimization, IoT-driven Energy Systems, Carbon Capture Technologies, Sustainable Fuel Development, and Net Zero Energy Pathways. Current work emphasizes scalable IoT implementations in energy laboratories and innovative approaches to decentralized fuel production through carbon capture.

Recent publications reveal a concentrated research trajectory toward digital-physical integration in energy systems, with dual emphasis on technological scalability (IoT solutions) and environmental impact reduction (carbon-neutral fuels). This work bridges engineering pragmatism with climate action imperatives.

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Information regarding student supervision, doctoral advising, or research grant acquisitions was not provided in available documentation.

Prof. Füg operates within the Cloud Energy Lab (CBEN), a research unit dedicated to cloud-computing applications in energy management, renewable integration, and sustainable fuel synthesis. The lab serves as an experimental hub for testing decentralized energy solutions and carbon capture methodologies under real-world conditions.