Rust Meets the Grid: Building Openleadr-rs for Real-World Demand Resp...
summary
openleadr-rs is an opinionated Rust implementation of OpenADR 3.0 that ships a VTN server, client building blocks, plus Dutch Grid Aware Charging profiles and a compliance test suite; three DSOs and eight CPOs help define the profile and two DSOs already commit to the VTN. Implementation is polling based with a 48‑hour rolling window, deliberately deviates on subscriptions and permissions, and passes almost all alliance tests (two fail); a V2G demo works and websockets subscriptions are next.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:02What is OpenADR and OpenLEADR-rs
- 3:08Grid congestion and demand response
- 5:37Demand response explained
- 7:24OpenADR roles and architecture
- 9:09Scaling demand response solutions
- 10:17OpenADR versions and governance
- 12:45Motivation for OpenLEADR-rs
- 14:08ELAT and project background
- 15:31Project joining LF Energy
- 16:13Key features of OpenLEADR-rs
- 18:45Testing and compliance
- 19:26Why Rust for the project
- 21:30Adoption and real-world use
- 23:37Event signals and grid limits
- 25:40Expanding to residential and V2G
- 26:42Demo and future plans
- 27:04Roadmap and next steps
- 28:09How to contribute
- 29:12Q&A
related talks
34mHow Grid Operators Can Unlock Asset Flexibility - Integrating...
10mOpen Substation: Building an Open Stack for Digital Substations
43mMore Renewable Energy Into the Power Grid with Open Source
51mPete LeVasseur, Lead, Safety-Critical Rust Consortium [Rust Project Content
35mAll aboard the Rust (electric freight) train!
30mRust In Peace
31mConnecting LF Energy’s Projects: A Mini-City Prototype for the Digital Grid Ecosys...
25mContinuous compliance with Rust in automotive software