The LF Energy Architecture Model Working Group aims to clarify the ecosystem of LF Energy: where can LF Energy projects be used, how they interact together, and examples of how they can be adopted in reference architectures.

The goal of the LF Energy Architecture Model is to become the place to go for sharing references architectures and project architectures within the LF Energy community. It aims to clarify the ecosystem of LF Energy: wherefore can the LF Energy projects be used, how they interact together, and examples of how they can be adopted in reference architectures. This will provide a clear and deep understanding of how the LF Energy projects contribute to business functions and help the project adoption, foster synergies between projects, and limit the overlap between projects.

The LF Energy members EPRI, RTE, Alliander, and Aachen University founded this working group to create an architecture model for LF Energy. For more information, please watch the special episode of TFiR: State of Energy below, where Swapnil Bhartiya sits down with Prince Singh, Solution Architect at Alliander and Benoît Jeanson, Enterprise Architect at RTE, and talk about LF Energy Architecture Model and how it makes it easier for anybody in the world to identify LF Energy Projects that are of interest to them and how they can be integrated into their organization.