OpenSTEF: Forecasting The Load On An Energy Grid
summary
Alliander runs a production short-term forecasting stack that predicts load and generation up to 48 hours ahead and is now published as LF Energy’s open-source OpenSTEF stack. The system combines meter-level forecasts, disaggregation into wind and solar and grid-level aggregation experiments to spot local congestion and excess generation. Workflows include dynamic contract signals for microgrids and a live deployment at Alliander that is used operationally while research continues on optimal ways to aggregate hundreds of node forecasts.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40Importance of forecasting
- 2:27Microgrids
- 6:25Community
- 7:38Challenges
- 9:04Climate Change
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