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Sep 10, 2025

Linux Foundation Energy Announces New Members and Key Advances in Open Source Infrastructure

Charting advancements in security, data, and interoperability for energy innovation AACHEN, GERMANY – LF Energy Summit Europe - 10 September, 2025 – LF Energy, the open source foundation accelerating the energy transition, welcomes five new members from leading technology and energy companies. New general members include EcoFlow, Hitachi, and Red… Read more.

Sep 3, 2025

Pionix Contributes Key BaseCamp Components to Strengthen the EVerest Open Source Stack

The digital transformation of energy requires more than hardware, more than standards, and more than software alone. It requires a commons: shared building blocks that companies, utilities, and innovators can rely on to build interoperable, production-ready systems. That is why LF Energy is proud to highlight the leadership of Pionix,… Read more.

Aug 19, 2025

LF Energy OpenDSM Completes Development of New Hourly Model

The LF Energy OpenDSM project is excited to announce the completion of a new hourly modeling framework for OpenEEmeter, designed to deliver faster, more accurate, and more flexible energy consumption predictions, especially for customers with solar PV. This major update was driven by a set of clear goals: Improve solar… Read more.

Aug 7, 2025

LF Energy Power Grid Model v1.12.0 Released: Enhanced State Estimation and Improved Observability

LF Energy is pleased to announce the release of Power Grid Model v1.12.0, the latest version of our high-performance, open source library for power system analysis and simulation. This release delivers significant enhancements to state estimation, improved documentation, critical bug fixes, and a number of internal optimizations that improve performance… Read more.

Aug 6, 2025

OpenSynth: beyond demand data

This article was originally posted by the Centre for Net Zero, and is republished with permission Overview OpenSynth is an open data community, originated by Centre for Net Zero (CNZ) and sourced under The Linux Foundation (LF Energy). It is designed to democratise access to AI-generated synthetic data and accelerate… Read more.