31 projects
EVerest
EVerest is intended to have an extremely customizable/configurable software stack that runs on an electric vehicle charging point (AC or DC) and covers all possible current applications.
2,268
85
$3B
FlexMeasures
The FlexMeasures Platform is a tool for building real-time energy flexibility services, rapidly and scalable
736
25
$3.2M
PowSyBl
PowSyBl (Power System Blocks) is an open source library dedicated to electrical grid modeling and simulation. PowSyBl is written in Java and licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. PowSyBl may be scripted for a quick solution, but it can also be used as a library to write complex software for power system simulation and analysis. Using PowSyBl, developers can create applications able to perform dynamic power flow simulations and security analyses on the network, handle a variety of formats including CGMES for European data exchanges, and many other tasks. PowSyBl has a completely modular design, enabling developers to extend or customize its features by providing their own plugins. Modularity is a key value of PowSyBl’s open source design.
551
49
$673M
Grid eXchange Fabric (GXF)
Grid eXchange Fabric (GXF) allows to monitor and control hardware in the public space. It's an open, generic, scalable and independent IoT platform!
190
40
$16M
SOGNO
SOGNO aims at facilitating the transition to a modular microservices based control center software solution. This allows operators to adapt faster because components can be updated more independently from each other. It provides system operators and automation software developers with an open source framework that exposes open APIs to plug in new automation functions and supports industry standards such as CIM IEC61970. The vision is to integrate today’s SCADA systems with SOGNO and gradually move functionalities into microservices.
176
37
$31M
OpenDSM
The mission of the Project is to develop an open source project with the following goals: - Build an open source library for predicting energy consumption of utility meters based on their historical usage and additional covariate data; - Maintain a production-ready library to act as a measurement system for distributed energy resources that can be replicated by all parties in markets and expand capabilities over time; - Ensure transparency and trust by providing open source code that enables reliable validation and mutual accountability in energy markets; - Provide reusable components with documented APIs and consistent security practices; and - Develop an ecosystem of developers, suppliers, OEMs, systems integrators, and customers all using this common platform as the basis to define common transactional units for distributed energy resources in the market.
170
52
$5.6M
CoMPAS
The CoMPAS project was formed as the first project in LF Energy’s Digital Substation Automation Systems (DSAS) initiative. The primary goal of the CoMPAS project is to develop open source software components related to IEC 61850 model implementation, specifically for profile management and configuration of a power industry Protection Automation and Control System (PACS). CoMPAS (Configuration Modules for Power industry Automation Systems is being developed using several guiding principles, including the use of cross-platform Docker-based microservices along with a lightweight browser client, multiple language support for the user interface, scriptable controls, and the ability to integrate third-party tools.
167
26
$4M
LF Energy (LFE)
LFE provides a neutral, collaborative environment to build the digital foundations that enable the “electrification of everything to scale” to transform the world’s relationship to energy. The digitalization of power systems enables a renewable and distributed energy future where wind, solar, batteries, and hydro provide the electrification capacity that enables humanity to address climate change, the transition to fossil-free transportation, and the urbanization of world populations.
151
63
$2.5M
Dynawo
The mission of the Project is to develop a hybrid C++/Modelica open source suite of simulation tools for power systems.
131
17
$100M
OpenLEADR
This mission of the OpenLEADR project is to develop an OpenADR open source project to accelerate adoption and integration of distributed energy resources into the electric grid.
130
23
$2M
Shapeshifter
Shapeshifter is a Linux Foundation project focused on developing adaptable, transformative software solutions that enable seamless integration and flexibility across diverse computing environments and platforms.
130
13
$1.4M
Arras
Arras is a Linux Foundation project focused on developing open-source software infrastructure, likely supporting distributed systems, containerization, or cloud-native applications within the broader Linux ecosystem.
123
24
$316M
OpenSTEF
Open Short Term Energy Forecaster project
102
27
$43M
SEAPATH
SEAPATH, Software Enabled Automation Platform and Artifacts (THerein), aims at developing a “reference design” and “industrial grade” open source real-time platform that can run virtualized automation and protection applications (for the power grid industry in the first place and potentially beyond). This platform is intended to host multi-provider applications.
93
21
$1.7M
OperatorFabric
OperatorFabric is a modular, extensible, industrial-strength, and field-tested platform for systems operators. OperatorFabric includes several features essential for electricity, water, and other utility operations. System visualization and console integration Precise alerting Workflow scheduling Remedial action manager Historian Scripting (ex: Python, JavaScript) OperatorFabric has a robust reference implementation called Let’s Coordinate.
93
11
$8M
Power Grid Model
The mission of the Project is to develop a Python library for steady-state distribution power system analysis.
84
15
$6M
Real Time Data Ingestion Platform (RTDIP)
The mission of the Project is to enable easy access to high volume, historical and real time process data for analytics applications, engineers, and data scientists wherever they are.
73
7
$40M
FledgePower
The mission of the Project is to coordinate, configure, test and prepare contributions to the Fledge open source project that meet requirements of the energy industry and develop open source projects that support Fledge such as simulators, configuration tools, test scripts, and source code that must be maintained outside the Fledge open source project.
64
14
$3.4M
OpenGEH
OpenGEH is a Linux Foundation project focused on developing open-source solutions for grid edge hardware, enabling interoperability and standardization in distributed energy resource management and smart grid technologies.
50
2
Carbon Data Specifications Consortium
The Carbon Data Specification is a data dictionary for raw data and a standard for data requirements that enable energy data access for measuring, quantifying, and tracking carbon emissions from energy production and consumption.
43
21
$1M
Hyphae
Open source software to realize Microgrid which is one of the key elements to promote further renewable energy installation in the existing energy system which is one the biggest source for carbon emission in the world.
34
11
$3.3M
TROLIE
The mission of the Project is to establish an open conformance standard and cultivate a software ecosystem that accelerates the implementation of reliable, secure, and interoperable systems for the exchange of transmission facility ratings and related information.
28
4
$2M
Battery Data Alliance
The mission of the Battery Data Alliance is to build sustainable open source software and best practices for the battery industry.
26
4
$712K
Grid Capacity Map
Grid Capacity Map is a project that aims to give customers and stakeholders public information about grid capacity and grid connection costs in different locations. The purpose is to give an early indication to customers that want to connect to the grid and to ensure customer and stakeholders expectations on-grid connections are realistic to give a better connection experience with fewer surprises for both grid owner (DSO/TSO), grid customers, and other stakeholders.
22
4
$2.9M
LF Energy Standards and Specifications
LFESS supports the development of open standards and specifications in the energy space.
6
3
$79K
covXtreme
The project's mission is to develop pragmatic but statistically sound non- stationary, multivariate extreme value analysis for the characterization of extreme events, their associated uncertainties, and risk analysis.
4
1
Super Advanced Smart Meter
LF Energy project focused on enabling advanced smart meter solutions.
SAM WG Use Cases
Super Advanced Smart Meter Use Cases
CDSC Customer Data WG (WG1)
This working group focuses on writing free, open specifications for providing utility customer data access, in order to facilitate carbon emissions calculations and decarbonization efforts.
CDSC Power System Data WG (WG2)
An open specification for raw electric power system data to facilitate a systematic and more accurate approach to report grid emissions.
SAM WG Architecture
Super Advanced Smart Meter