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Dec 11, 2024

Linux Foundation Energy Announces Open Source Power Grid Projects for AI Modeling and Edge Applications, Plus Scope 3 Emissions Visibility

New initiatives and partnerships will speed innovation essential to accelerating the energy transition and decarbonization globally SAN FRANCISCO – December 11, 2024 – LF Energy, the open source foundation focused on harnessing the power of collaborative software and hardware technologies to accelerate the energy transition, is pleased to announce the… Read more.

Nov 26, 2024

LF Energy Summit Recap and Video: Update on Arras Energy

David Chassin of Eudoxys Sciences’ presentation at LF Energy Summit 2024 provided key insights into the development, challenges, and future of Arras Energy, an open source tool designed to support research and simulation for the evolving energy grid. A summary of the session follows, and the full video can be… Read more.

Nov 25, 2024

LF Energy Summit Recap and Video: The Future of Energy with Open Renewable Energy Systems (ORES)

At 2024 LF Energy Summit in Brussels, the panel discussion titled "The Future of Energy with Open Renewable Energy Systems (ORES)" brought together leading experts in technology, government, and energy to explore the transformative role of open renewable energy systems. Moderated by Chris Xie, Head of Open Source Strategy at… Read more.

Nov 22, 2024

LF Energy Summit Recap and Video: Net Congestion Forecasting

At LF Energy Summit 2024 in Brussels, Daan van Es from Alliander delivered a session on "Net Congestion Forecasting." As a product owner in short-term forecasting, van Es shared valuable insights into the critical challenge of managing congestion in the energy grid, a problem that has gained prominence across Europe,… Read more.

Nov 21, 2024

LF Energy TROLIE Publishes Version 1.0.0 Specification for Exchange of Power System Ratings and Limits Data

LF Energy TROLIE is a community project developing an open source specification to address FERC Order 881, which requires North American transmission owners, operators, providers, and reliability coordinators to establish a means to exchange ratings information based on current and forecasted ambient conditions. The initiative was launched due to the… Read more.