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Shows concrete open source wins: OpenSTA forecasting is already replacing legacy grid forecasts at Alliander and RTE to predict hours‑ahead congestion; Shell is integrating a realtime data injection platform with OpenSTA to enable ML and analytics; a CASS digital‑substation reference design moves from 2020 prototype to early production within three years and has spawned commercial support offerings. Discussion covers measurable adoption, vendor interoperability, required investment, and security steps like SBOMs and OpenSSF best practices.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Open source in energy systems
- 2:49Energy sector challenges
- 7:28Why utilities embrace open source
- 9:14Multivendor open source collaboration
- 11:19Open source in generation & electrification
- 13:47Foundation on open source adoption
- 17:01Real-world open source projects
- 25:12Impact of open source on energy transition
- 27:41Call to action for community
- 30:54Sustaining open source in infrastructure
- 32:22Accountability in open source systems
- 36:22Open source beyond electricity
- 37:51Securing infrastructure with open source
- 42:08Closing remarks & Q&A
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