Premier event exploring open source technologies and standards for energy systems will gather speakers from grid operators, technology vendors, government, researchers, and more SAN FRANCISCO, CA – June 18, 2025...
On 16 May 2025, the LF Energy Power Grid Model (PGM) community gathered at Delft University of Technology for the first-ever full-day meetup. With 80+ participants joining both in person...
This post was originally published at FlexMeasures Version v0.26 of FlexMeasures makes the scheduler more flexible for edge situations (in which the target might be just out of reach, or...
The LF Energy Power Grid Model maintainers are excited to announce the v1.11.x release series of Power Grid Model, including support for asymmetric lines and more extensive support for power...
The article was originally posted at PyTorch OpenSynth has recently leveraged PyTorch to improve the experience of its users and community. OpenSynth is an open source community hosted by LF...
By Thijs Baaijen, Alliander In the complex world of energy grid modeling and simulation, a picture is truly worth a thousand data points. We are excited to announce that with...
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