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DOE OSTI2019

MS-SPEAK: Final Report and Implementation Roadmap

This report describes the scope and results of a project undertaken to help consumer-owned electric utilities improve the cybersecurity of their system interfaces. The team developed a cybersecurity reference architecture for the MultiSpeak interoperability standard, which is used by many of these consumer-owned utilities and their supporting vendors. The analysis and use cases focused on the Remote Connect/Disconnect (RCD) interface, and its vulnerabilities. An open-source toolkit has also been developed to facilitate customized intrusion detection systems (IDS) for MultiSpeak applications. This report includes a roadmap for others to use and customize this IDS toolkit for additional MultiSpeak versions and interfaces.

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DOE OSTI2025

Grid Modernization of Cooperatives and Municipal Utilities via Breakthrough System Monitoring, Control and Optimization (CRADA Final Report)

This project aims at developing and demonstrating successful implementation of breakthrough approaches in real-time data visualization as well as real-time distributed DER control and optimization to provide ample benefits to both utilities and end users. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Holy Cross Energy (HCE), National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) and Survalent are collaborating to enable Cooperative and Municipal utilities to fully leverage DERs as part of their strategies for providing safe, reliable, and affordable electric services to their customers and help meet DOE Grid modernization goal of achieving at least 10% active devices to provide grid flexibility by 2035. This project will use novel real-time control algorithms and approaches for distributed control recently developed under DOE-funded projects, using the date from the Survalent’s basic SCADA engine, GIS and AMI engines deployed at HCE combined with NRECA’s globally-used MultiSpeak(R) software interoperability specification for seamless and real-time communications between electric utility enterprise software to embrace DER as part of their strategies for providing safe, reliable and affordable electric service to their customers.

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DOE OSTI2019

GridAPPS-D™ at Three: Milestones on the Road to Advanced Distribution Functionality

Since the project’s inception in 2016, the GridAPPS-D team at PNNL has worked closely with its partners in industry and academia—as well as its advisory board of leading utilities—to develop the platform and the supporting resources. Here are some of the milestones, highlights, and achievements during the first three years of the project that set the stage to mature the platform and establish a robust GridAPPS-D ecosystem to realize and share the benefits more broadly among utilities.

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