An Open Framework for Distribution Grid Automation
summary
An open framework called sonio implements a message broker core and microservice architecture (MQTT and now Kafka) to run concrete DSO services: state estimation service, fault location and optimal power flow. It integrates legacy SCADA, a blockchain light node access for customer data, and edge deployments on low‑cost hardware (Raspberry Pi). Field work includes a Twistringen local energy community demo with storage and virtual islanding and a Rome rollout driven to cover an estimated 250 GWh of flexibility by 2032.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and project background
- 2:12Core architecture and microservices
- 4:17Legacy system integration and flexibility
- 7:53Local energy community demo
- 11:04Linux Foundation expansion
- 13:36Rome’s open-source DMS adoption
- 18:39Production deployment and future plans
- 20:55Q&A session
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