Open Source Enabled Power Grid Management Architecture
summary
RTE uses LF Energy projects to build a full-stack open source grid control architecture, now composed of 18 connected projects spanning substation edge to control room. Central modules run cloud-native microservices on Kubernetes while substations run an edge virtualization platform with a real‑time OS to host protection logic. A adapted Fledge instance called Fledge Power multi-protocol gateway translates legacy and modern protocols; Operator Fabric, Compass and virtualization tooling are integrated and roadmapped to be fully meshed within months to years.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:42We want to meet the power system transformation challenges
- 5:04Pain points
- 6:48Leaming how other industries are leveraging open source collaborations
- 14:33A functional architecture
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