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Evaluate and deploy proven software with no RFP, no license, and no fee. Prove value in your own environment before any contract. Organizations already co-developing here include:
Build on the layer every vendor has to build anyway, and put your R&D into what sets you apart. Organizations already building alongside their customers include:
Hugo Pfister
Manager, Grid Security Applications, TenneT Netherlands
Real-time virtualization platform for running protection and control applications in digital substations.
Read why building software together is the delivery model for Europe’s energy digitalization, and what it takes to make it the norm.
How RTE international Built a Pan-European Energy Data Platform on Open Source
RTE international built PEMMDB, a pan-European data collection platform for ENTSO-E, on OperatorFabric, which now serves 40 transmission system operators across 36 countries.
URPX goes public: an open standard for machine-readable utility rate plans
The Utility Rate Plan Exchange (URPX) standard is an open source vocabulary for describing and exchanging rate plans in full, machine-readable detail.
The Open Source Value Proposition for the Energy Sector
A benefit-cost framework to evaluate open source for grid operators.
Browse case studies, reports, blog posts, and webinars from across the portfolio.
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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