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Open Source Metering Will Transform How We Modernize the Grid

on YouTube 34m
Talkat LF Energy Summit 2023 · 2023-06-01..06-02· [embedded-and-hardware, open-source]

speakers

name:Marissa Hummon
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name:Laurent Van Groningen
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name:Marcel Neu
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/WRO_p4spBnc
slides:none on file

summary

Defines an open reference architecture that splits the meter into a low-cost sensor and a replaceable gateway running embedded Linux, moving computation and privacy controls to the edge so edge processing holds data locally and enforces dynamic capacity limits; targets the Dutch fleet of more than nine million meters due for replacement by 2035; promises to break vendor lock‑in via open source modules, lower TCO despite higher gateway cost, and cut field‑swap labor (single visit ≈ €100, saving about €75 per avoided exchange).

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chapters (8)

  1. 0:00Introduction to open source metering
  2. 4:06Grid modernization challenges
  3. 13:48Current smart meter constraints
  4. 20:52Open source benefits and risks
  5. 24:10Next-gen smart meter design
  6. 27:49Universal architecture for meters
  7. 30:20Future flexibility and TCO
  8. 33:32Q&A and closing remarks

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