We’re thrilled to announce that the LF Energy team is continuing to grow! Please join us in welcoming Stephan Gross as our new Community Director, Europe. Stephan joins LF Energy...
PowSyBl has completed its latest release train, bringing together new versions across the repositories that work together within the platform. Together, these releases introduce updates spanning network modelling, load flow,...
Event Recap: LF Energy Summit Europe 2025 TL;DR At LF Energy Summit Europe 2025, Kjell Petter Myhren of Statnett and Geir Borse of Unicus+auticon Norway discussed Wide Area Monitoring, Protection,...
Event Recap: FOSDEM 2026 TL;DR At FOSDEM 2026, Antoine Oustry (RTE) presented GEMS (Generic Energy Systems Modelling Scheme), a graph-based algebraic modeling language that treats mathematical component models as data...
Event Recap: LF Energy Summit Europe 2025 TL;DR At LF Energy Summit Europe 2025, Tony Granvile of the World Bank’s Energy Sector Management Assistance Program and Oluwafemi Fajemirokun of the...
Event Recap: FOSDEM 2026 TL;DR At FOSDEM 2026, Imke de Man and Harm van Leijen presented the open source Transformer Thermal Model. The session explored how modeling transformer hotspot and...
PowSyBl (Power System Blocks) was born inside RTE, the French transmission system operator, from a very practical need: power system studies were becoming more complex, more numerous, and more tightly...
The energy sector must deliver affordable, reliable, safe, and clean energy. Achieving these outcomes requires digitalization. As utilities modernize the grid to handle variable generation and electrified demand, the substation...
Event Recap: LF Energy Summit Europe 2025 TL;DR At LF Energy Summit Europe 2025, Jorrit Nutma of TNO and Nicolas Höning of Seita discussed how the S2 standard can improve...
Event Recap: FOSDEM 2026 TL;DR At FOSDEM 2026, Alex Udaltsova and Sol Cotton of Open Climate Fix presented an open source global solar forecast and dashboard. The session explained how...
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