A Tour of LF Energy's Connected Data Specifications (CDS)
summary
CDS publishes draft specifications for server metadata discovery and client registration lifecycle plus a ~300‑page customer data spec; server metadata defines a well‑known JSON endpoint to discover capabilities across 3,000+ U.S. utilities, client registration automates onboarding, grants, credentials and messaging, and customer data covers OAuth consent, bills, usage intervals, aggregations and EACs. A DRX Gateway reference implementation exists, pilots are encouraged, and the specs are sized to allow micro deployments rather than full backend rewrites.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to CDS
- 1:49LF Energy and working groups
- 3:54Why CDS is transformative
- 7:28CDS architecture overview
- 9:59Server metadata specification
- 11:43Client registration specification
- 13:30Messaging and credentials APIs
- 15:36Customer data working group
- 16:19Customer authorization and consent
- 18:01Customer data APIs details
- 20:27Micro use cases and deployment
- 22:31How to get involved
- 23:58Q&A session
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