GridSuite
Discover GridSuite in the following sections!
Latest news!
December 2023
GridSuite is now installed in production environment at RTE ! A parallel run is starting to allow operators from the grid planning department to use the new functionalities available with GridSuite. This is a major achievement after 4 years of development to progressively replace the legacy tool Convergence to enable more efficient work for the operators. New releases are expected in 2024 with new features to cover European coordination and real time needs.
Video Tour
Here’s a short video tour that highlights many key features of the GridSuite project.
Key Features
- Import and explore data, setup groups of equipments to be used in many different studies.
- Study networks: visualize, search and navigate electrical data or simulation results.
- Explore effects of modifications on simulation results, compare network states.
Online Demo
Please visit https://demo.gridsuite.org/ to get your own impressions of using GridSuite apps! You can use any microsoft account (such as private outlook accounts, github accounts, or anything microsoft).
Built on the shoulders of giants
GridSuite is powered among others by PowSyBl, an open source library of power system components maintained in the Linux Foundation Energy. Learn more at https://www.powsybl.org/.
Read some docs
A user wiki is available at https://github.com/gridsuite/gridsuite.github.io/wiki
Get in touch
You can reach us online on slack or raise issues or send pull requests at https://github.com/gridsuite/