We are working on forecasting heat consumption ― and we invite you to take a look into our R&D kitchen. In particular, our talented intern Minh Nguyen worked on finding a good model for data we use in the TUNES project. In this post, we’ll cover the following points: Why is forecasting heat consumption useful?…
Being an open-source based software company means to continuously being active and present in the community. Not only being there for customers, but also for “users” (in our case, other energy innovators who are interested in using FlexMeasures). At FOSDEM 2024, there was an energy devroom again (2nd time). As we talked about using FlexMeasures…
We had a booth at Enlit 2023 in Paris. It was great seeing all the current state of innovation in one place and talk to many people. We also pitched at the 4D Innovation festival there, which was great fun. At our booth, there was almost no dull moment. To everyone we talked to: We…
Last week, we got to talk about our experience with industrials at the seminar of Smart Energy NL about servicing large energy consumers, hosted by Krado and Movares. I talked about the CO2-optimized scheduling of centrifuges we are running for Hoogheemraadschap van Rijnland, together with Fudura. It was an overall great seminar with lots of…
I recently got to visit the FOSDEM 2023 conference, and also speak about our work (video below). Together with some other folks at Linux Energy Foundation, we had organized the first energy devroom. Picture by Jonas van den Bogaard (Alliander) All the talks were very well attended and we got great questions. Hopefully, open source…
In our opinion, the same code that runs your simulations for energy optimization should also run in production, when you actually control your flexible assets in real time. This will decrease your time-to-market as well as your chances of failure, and it will give you more strategic options during operations. Why? 1. After the simulation…
