Open Energy Modeling for Mission-critical Planning Purposes
summary
Open Energy Transition runs institutional pilots and builds tooling that lets regulators and TSOs run open models alongside private inputs: they integrate the PIPER framework in soft forks hosted in private Git repos, developers work on secure test machines and flip to production for confidential data, and infrastructure work is “20% dev, 80% IT discussions.” Map Your Grid maps transmission lines from OpenStreetMap and satellite imagery, reports 70% coverage now aiming for ~100% by 2028, has ~200,000 towers mapped (36 contributors), and is building a grid capacity matcher plus voltage‑estimation and AI detection tools.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 4:13Open-source vision for energy planning
- 11:17Open data in energy infrastructure
- 17:52Verifiable grid data standards
- 21:55Demo of Map Your Grid tool
- 30:52Q&A and closing remarks
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