We just published the PyPSA roadmap!
Most of the tinkering and planning for PyPSA happens in the background on GitHub. You can always get involved or follow the process on our public repository. The public roadmap now pulls it together in one place, to give you a sense of what's coming next:
Piecewise-linear relationships, a new file format, text-based custom constraints, endogenous learning curves, and more.
Take a look: https://pypsa.org/roadmap
๐ก Call for Lightning Talks
- All PyPSA users are encouraged to give a 10-minute lightning talk about your use of the PyPSA framework
- We are especially interested in the types of problems you are tackling and how you employ PyPSA to solve them
- Any project could be shown! We are keen to see diverse use cases and ideas
We look forward to a fruitful exchange with many of you!
Join us for lightning talks from the community and get an overview of what is going on in the PyPSA cosmos!
๐ What to do
- Register for the event
- Propose your lightning talk
- Find all information on the event page: https://pypsa.org/4th-user-meeting
๐ The 4th PyPSA User Meeting is happening on 29 June 2026, 16:00โ18:30 CEST โ save the date and send us your lightning talks!
Do you sometimes wonder how others are using PyPSA and what problems they're solving? Have you built something cool and want to share it? Then come and join us at the next PyPSA User Meeting! This time, the event is co-organised by folks from @Technische Universitรคt Berlin and the @PyPSA meets Earth initiative!
Hello, World! Hello, Mastodon!
PyPSA is now officially on Mastodon - it took a couple of years and a major version release, but we're finally here!
Follow this page and stay tuned for news on PyPSA releases, feature deep dives, and updates on PyPSA and its associated frameworks. We want this page to be a place where PyPSA users can find all the latest technical news they need and stay informed!
