A PowSyBl and Python integration based on GraalVM native image
An open source loadflow based on PowSyBl
LightSim2grid implements a c++ backend targeting the Grid2Op (https://github.com/rte-france/grid2op) platform.
A powerful multi-phase load flow solver, by Roseau Technologies
Python notebooks demonstrating PyPowSyBl features
Power-system analysis in Julia: AC power flow, IEC 60909 short circuit, N-1 contingency, WLS state estimation, CGMES and MATPOWER round-trip.
An open-data dataset representing the electrical model of the complete French distribution network (Medium Voltage and Low Voltage downstream). It consists of 150 statistically representative networks along with their associated coefficients.
Web-based power grid modeling and load flow simulation, built on Pandapower. No installation required.
An extension to PowSyBl Open Load Flow to solve the load flow equations with the non-linear solver Knitro
Paper published in the CIRED 2024 Workshop in Vienna
Backward forward sweep load flow for distribution systems
Grid-Gent is a lightweight agentic assistant for early-stage distribution grid scenario screening (load, solar, hosting capacity)
Load flow analysis of IEEE 33-bus distribution network with PV, BESS, and EV integration using Pandapower | Voltage profile & 24-hour time-series simulation
pandapower + FastAPI physics engine for the power-grid digital twin
An interactive Power System Analysis tool developed in Python that performs Newton-Raphson load flow analysis on IEEE/PSSE RAW files with dynamic network topology modification, contingency analysis, voltage profile plotting, transmission line loss computation, JSON-based result export, and real-time Single Line Diagram visualization.
Electrical Engineering research work
MATLAB implementation of Newton-Raphson Load Flow Analysis for a 3-Bus Power System featuring Y-Bus formation, power flow analysis, transmission loss calculation, and voltage profile visualization.
Yet Another Grid Analysis Tool
An exercise of programming with LAMBDA in Excel 365
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