Helmholtz Open-Source, Open-Model and Open-Data Software Suite for the Design, Scheduling and Control of Integrated Energy Systems

Kevin Förderer; Simon Waczowicz; Manuel Dahmen; Thiemo Pesch; André Xhonneux; Hüseyin Kemâl Çakmak; Hung Cheng; Alexander Kocher; Yifei Lu; Yiwen Pan; Junjie Zhang; Veit Hagenmeyer

doi:10.5445/ir/1000190337

January 1, 2026Open Access

Helmholtz Open-Source, Open-Model and Open-Data Software Suite for the Design, Scheduling and Control of Integrated Energy Systems

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This work aims to present open-source software solutions for the design, scheduling, and control of integrated energy systems.
Developed an open-source software suite for energy systems.
Outlined four exemplary use cases to demonstrate its application.
Integrated algorithms for efficient data and model management.
Showcased practical implementations of the software in diverse energy scenarios.
Highlighted the versatility of the software in multi-disciplinary applications.

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This report discusses open-source software solutions for designing and controlling energy systems, highlighting practical applications.

Abstract

Research on energy systems is a multi-disciplinary undertaking requiring expert knowledge, data, models, algorithms and their implementation in the form of software. This document and milestone report presents Open-X solutions from the Helmholtz Energy System Design (ESD) Program – Topic 2 and outlines how they can be used by outlining four exemplary use cases.

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