LF Energy’s CoMPAS Project Aims To Help Engineers Configure Substations Automatically
summary
CoMPAS claims to take a substation’s SCL description of business needs and produce a full, deployable configuration automatically, instead of hand‑writing huge config files; current code targets automatic SCL generation for small substations only and provides a manual UI for exceptions via OpenSCD plugin integration. Development aims to finish the automation core by year end and reach production the following year; project partners include RTE and Alionda and gateway and topology handling are next on the roadmap.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to CoMPAS
- 0:25Project goals and scope
- 1:08Manual vs automated substation config
- 1:51Engineer workflow automation
- 3:23Standardized framework for substations
- 4:04Business needs and SCL format
- 5:10Production timeline and challenges
- 5:55Project contributors overview
- 6:38Current development focus
- 8:25Future roadmap and complexity
- 9:08Project scope and limitations
- 10:10Closing remarks
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