Open Energy Transition

@OpenEnergyTransition
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A non-profit software company aiming for fast and reliable energy transition globally.

We empower energy planners and decision-makers with energy transition studies, flexible open-source platforms, and expert training and support.

GitHubhttps://github.com/open-energy-transition
Websitehttps://openenergytransition.org/
LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/open-energy-transition/
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Introducing #MapYourGrid: Join us as a mapper. We're supporting and training mappers around the world to map grid infrastructure in #OpenStreetMap, helping energy planners, researchers, and communities design a faster, fairer energy transition.

This open data initiative is led by Open Energy Transition, in collaboration with @datactivist, Dynartio, JungleBus, and Infrageomatics. Learn more at MapYourGrid.org ⚑️

#EnergyTransition #OpenData #OpenSource

πŸ“· Electrical transmission gird by OSM

The open-source project with ENTSO-E, Open-TYNDP, is now in v0.2 and under active development. The new enhancements include: Offshore Infrastructure Integration, PECD v3.1 Capacity Factors (offshore wind farms), Hydrogen Import Modeling, and Electricity Demand Integration.

πŸ”— Open-source repository on GitHub: https://github.com/open-energy-transition/open-tyndp
πŸ“š Project documentation: https://open-tyndp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
πŸ“ Release note: https://open-tyndp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/release_notes.html#open-tyndp-v0-2-23th-july-2025

πŸ“· Image: Offshore wind in Open-TYNDP topology

Lightning talk on open-source tools for Europe's electricity grid planning using PyPSA-Eur at the latest PyPSA User Meeting. We are building workflows to complement current proprietary tools for the Ten-Year Network Development Plan (TYNDP).

Want to know more?
πŸŽ₯ Talk: https://youtube.com/watch?v=EcKnEjtXQmQ
πŸ“– Slides: https://zenodo.org/records/15848646
πŸ”— Code: https://github.com/open-energy-transition/open-tyndp

#ENTSOE #PyPSA #EnergyModeling #OpenSource

Open TYNDP with PyPSA

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Faster models, smarter transitions with an open-source benchmark of #optimization #solvers from the energy planning domain⚑️
Test user James Glynn (ESMA) tried the Open Energy Benchmark. It is mixing open & proprietary solvers with smart filters. Speeds research, drives innovation, boosts competition.

Thank you for your insights, James.

πŸ”— Try it here: https://openenergybenchmark.org/
πŸ”— Read the whole article here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7350816973015900161

#EnergyModeling #OpenSource #EnergyTransition #Decarbonization

πŸš€ Launching: Awesome Grid Model Data! A curated, open-licensed catalogue of electricity grid model datasets to power interoperability in energy modeling.

Why? Because real-world, ready-to-use datasets are essential for testing and building interoperable tools but they’re often scattered or inconsistent.

πŸ”— Explore: https://github.com/open-energy-transition/Awesome-Grid-Model-Data
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Let’s build open, cross-compatible grid modeling together!
#OpenData #EnergyModeling

Open source will transform the energy sector, says our CEO Maximilian Parzen. Energy planning is the backbone of the clean energy transitionβ€”and open tools are the future. By 2035, up to 80% of the industry may rely on open platforms in some form. It’s not open vs proprietary; it can be hybrid. But open-source could become your competitive edge and help accelerate decarbonization. 🌍⚑

πŸ‘‰ Read the full interview on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/open-source-transform-energy-sector-coming-years-ckazf/?trackingId=LdmdsXWx4ZifQKqe%2B9jCzA%3D%3D

#EnergyTransition #OpenSource #CleanEnergy

Open source will transform the energy sector in the coming years

Our CEO Maximilian Parzen has no doubt: the ethos of digital sovereignty, collaboration, and transparency is already gaining momentum. We asked him about his vision for the Open Energy Transition and the hurdles facing the energy transition.

Open Energy Benchmark has been tested and is live! Supported by @BreakthroughEnergy, it compares 5 solvers across 120 benchmarks (modeling frameworks: PyPSA, GenX, Sienna, PowerModels, Tulipa, TEMOA, and TIMES)

One of our test user, Victor Guillot (MINES Paris), calls it intuitive and a big time-saver.

A great tool for anyone working on energy models & decarbonization.

πŸ”— Try it out & let us know what you think: https://openenergybenchmark.org/

#EnergyModeling #OpenSource #EnergyTransition

Open Energy Benchmark

An open-source benchmark of optimization solvers on representative problems from the energy planning domain.

Open Energy Benchmark

We joined the Latin America Energy Planning Summit for the launch of GCEPβ€”a new global effort for transparent, evidence-based clean energy planning. Key takeaways were a wish for transparency, collaboration, and cost-efficient solutions.

Open models can address these issues and they have a growing interest across South America. Excited to see momentum building!

#GCEP #OpenSource #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #LatinAmerica

🌍 PowerNetZero v1.0 maps 9 countries' energy data with preliminary data β€” now we're ready for the next phase.

We're seeking partners, funders & collaborators to scale globally, validate with national stakeholders & expand beyond electricity.

Join us to turn data into real decarbonization action.

πŸ”— Explore: https://powernetzero.org
πŸ”— Code: https://github.com/open-energy-transition/deckGlDashboard
πŸ”— Goals: https://powernetzero.org/about

#EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #NetZero #OpenSource

Last week, three of our colleagues taught a Modeling Regional Power Markets with open-source tools course in Johannesburg! 35 energy pros from 6 African countries learned Python and PyPSA.

Key insights:
πŸ“Œ Power pools = more investment opportunities
πŸ“Œ Open-source tools democratizing energy planning
πŸ“Œ Local capacity growing strong

Thanks to @InternationalCentreHydropower & @HansBredesen for partnership! πŸ™

#EnergyModeling #PowerSystems #OpenSource #Africa