Building the World’s First Open Reference Code Base for SunSpec...
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An open reference codebase called Project Satori provides two production-grade stacks for SunSpec Modbus and IEEE 2030.5, plus a mobile Satori Scout that scans networks, supports the EPRI common file format, and links to a library of 45,000 digital twins. The project ships as Python reference code intended to be ported, addresses certification gaps with 220+ certifications cited, and pairs interoperability plugfests and an EPRI test platform to turn specs into repeatable, deployable infrastructure.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Project Satori
- 4:42Problem of chaotic DER integration
- 7:54Tom Tanzy on Sunspec standards
- 13:38Mark McGran on EPRI testing
- 17:55Jurgen Rosefall on deployment needs
- 19:44Q&A with audience
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