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Jul 30, 2025

Audit of LF Energy PowSyBl Ensures Security of Power Systems Tool

LF Energy is pleased to announce the publication of a comprehensive security audit of the PowSyBl project, conducted by Ada Logics and coordinated by the Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF). This audit was funded by LF Energy as part of our ongoing commitment to improving the security and resilience… Read more.

Jul 24, 2025

UN Report Highlights the Role of LF Energy Projects in Accelerating the Energy Transition

  The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has released a landmark report emphasizing the critical role of open source technologies and interoperability in the digital transformation of global energy systems. Titled “Fostering Interoperability and Open-Source Solutions to Accelerate the Digital Transformation of the Energy System”, the report underscores… Read more.

Jul 21, 2025

FlexMeasures v0.27 Now Available, With Multi-Asset Scheduling and 2FA

This article was originally posted at FlexMeasures Version v0.27 of FlexMeasures brings a long-overdue feature: ability to schedule multiple flexible assets in one go 👯. Also, a major step towards modern cyber-security 🔐 standards: two-factor authentication. And there is even more: upload data per file, edit users, ... See the… Read more.

Jul 21, 2025

Latest LF Energy PowSyBl Release Offers Enhancements to Load Flow Accuracy, Sensitivity Analysis, and Security

The LF Energy PowSyBl community has released powsybl-dependencies v2025.1.0, which concludes the last PowSyBl release train. PowSyBl is an open source library dedicated to electrical grid modeling and simulation. This new release corresponds to a new release for each of the 6 repositories constituting the PowSyBl release train, whose versions and release notes… Read more.

Jul 18, 2025

Join us at the First LF Energy Summit in North America

Since 2018, LF Energy Summit has gathered electric utilities, technology vendors, policymakers, regulators, global energy companies, researchers, and other industry stakeholders to learn about open source solutions for energy systems. These events have always taken place in Europe, but as our community has expanded and interested in open source technologies… Read more.