PowSyBl: A Service Provider Business Model
summary
Artelys positions PowSyBl as production-ready for TSOs: works out-of-the-box on most European IGM (SIM format) and already powers CORESO, TSCnet and Baltic RCC workflows. Services focus on integration, custom development and long-term support including 24/7 maintenance; sustaining a core module team costs ~€200k/year (~4 FTEs). Entry cost is low — a “four-line” power-flow test — and examples include a security-analysis microservice built by TSCnet BV with no external help. Governance is technical but needs a public roadmap stating who, when and budget.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:02Momentum and adoption of PowSyBl
- 3:09Technical fit for TSOs
- 5:17Service provider ecosystem
- 7:01Governance and roadmap challenges
- 8:48Need for growth and market expansion
- 10:34Tender policies for open source
- 12:22Practical service models
- 13:06Key takeaways and conclusion
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