Keynote: Commercial by Design: Turning Open Source into Grid transformation with TROL...
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Timeline: 2018 idea, 2023 relaunch triggered by FERC-881 leads to an open API called TROLIE hosted by LF Energy and a paid, enterprise-grade product LEP built on top; GridOS® becomes the modular platform using CNCF components. TROLIE handles high-volume ambient-adjusted rating exchanges; LEP adds enterprise-grade security, auditability, and permissioning and drives adoption. Result: multiple transmission owners adopt and go live including ISO New England, faster sales, lower competitor friction and accelerated regulatory compliance.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and keynote setup
- 1:48Commercial open source dilemma
- 2:30Personal journey with Linux Foundation Energy
- 5:44Second attempt and regulatory push
- 8:15Four C challenges in grid transformation
- 8:56Trolley open API solution
- 10:22PDF analogy for open standards
- 11:04Limit Exchange Portal commercial layer
- 12:10Results and accelerated sales
- 13:55Trust in ecosystem accelerates adoption
- 14:18Grid OS platform overview
- 15:23Provocative vendor perspective
- 16:05Open and commercial synergy
- 16:46Call to action and acknowledgments
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