Building a Vision for DER Interoperability: The CUPID Project i...
summary
CUPID provides an open source IEEE2030.5 over NATS client/server library, a legacy protocol converter and an automated test suite; v1.4 is released and used in nine field use cases across four pilots (Italy, Germany, Portugal, Austria). It has >1,000 Docker downloads, connects 37 assets and 21 EMSs, aggregates ~4 MW, and shows sub-100 ms latency (around 50 ms in tests) enabling many-to-many, low-latency control and conversion from Modbus/MQTT to 2030.5.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and project overview
- 4:35Project goals and architecture
- 10:00Field tests and use cases
- 14:44Technical implementation details
- 20:52Performance and adoption outlook
- 24:31Future plans and community engagement
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