Open-Source Interoperability Toolkit for Integration of Distributed Energy Storage and Other Flexibility Resources: Project InterSTORE
Talkat LF Energy Embedded Summit @ EOSS 2023 · on Friday, 2023-06-30· at 11:00· Conference Hall (Level 4)·
summary
Project InterSTORE delivers an open‑source interoperability toolkit (Horizon Europe, €4.3M, three years) that implements IEEE 2030.5 over NATS messaging to connect existing grids and new devices. It supplies two implementations — a client/server model for new devices and a Legacy protocol converter microservice (gateway or cloud) that maps Modbus/MQTT to the 2030.5 data model — and publishes reference code, test procedures and an LGPLv3 GitHub repo with first release planned March 2024.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00InterStore project intro
- 1:03Protocol interoperability challenges
- 2:10InterStore’s 3-level architecture
- 3:54Project goals and consortium
- 5:23Two-pillar system overview
- 6:50Energy Management Systems use cases
- 8:19IEEE 2030.5 standard overview
- 11:39Why NATS for real-time
- 13:25Protocol converter solutions
- 14:50Open-source release and community
- 16:17Q&A
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