Connecting LF Energy’s Projects: A Mini-City Prototype for the Digital Grid Ecosys...
summary
A miniature city-grid prototype connects OpenSTEF/OpenSTEF’s forecasting, OpenGridFM/PowSyBl network checks, and OperatorFabric operator cards to run three end-to-end workflows on one machine. Scenario one uses 80 Portuguese loads and forecasts 103.6% predicted vs 106.7% observed transformer overload; scenario two throttles EV charging to bring a >110% transformer back below 90%; scenario three evaluates a 30 MW request where 35 of 96 designs violate (worst 157%). Everything runs but required glue code for data handover, operator-card formats, time conventions and cross-project testing.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:34Motivation for connecting LF Energy projects
- 9:24Scenario one: Day-ahead congestion forecasting
- 16:11Scenario two: EV charging hub management
- 20:03Scenario three: Grid impact screening
- 25:55Gaps and missing features in projects
- 28:47Conclusion and Q&A
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