Keynote: Pooling Code, Keeping Control
summary
Dino simulation suite is chosen to analyze the April Iberian blackout, showing open source is now mission‑critical; LF Energy hosts projects used in operations like Dino simulation suite and CPASS virtualized substation automation (graduated). TenneT deploys Reflow and records a 10× performance gain — minutes to seconds — with first production in five months. Collaboration requires governance, budgeted contributor time and shared roadmaps; Elia Group builds an MCCS shared ecosystem to coordinate grids rather than duplicate proprietary tools.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and keynote opening
- 1:06Open source in critical infrastructure
- 3:17LF Energy’s industrial impact
- 5:05Collaborative development benefits
- 6:31Sovereignty through collaboration
- 7:58Costs and governance of open source
- 9:01Partnerships and future plans
- 10:47Digitalization in the energy sector
- 12:36IT transformation challenges
- 13:59Need for cooperation and interoperability
- 15:22Open source as collaboration tool
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