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What’s shipping across the LF Energy portfolio, who’s deploying it, and where the industry is heading — delivered roughly twice a month.
The Linux Foundation formed a new open source coalition with support from European transmission power systems provider RTE, Vanderbilt University, the European Network of Transmission System Operators, and the Electric Power Research Institute.
Called LF Energy, the coalition’s members seek to inform and expedite the energy transition, including the move to electric mobility as well as connected sensors and devices, while at the same time modernizing and protecting the grid, according to the Linux Foundation.
What’s shipping across the LF Energy portfolio, who’s deploying it, and where the industry is heading — delivered roughly twice a month.
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