Engineering
Engineering contents
📄️ Copyright and attribution
This page describes how we handle copyright notices and attribution in our work, our own repositories and soft forks of other projects.
📄️ Customer support department
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📄️ Python Dependency Management
Most of our projects are Python-based.
📄️ Git good practices
Branch names
📄️ Infrastructure
We utilise different infrastructure for various purposes, below is some information that we want to preserve.
📄️ Open source
What is Open Source?
📄️ Projects
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📄️ PyPSA
PyPSA stands for “Python for Power System Analysis”. It is pronounced “pipes-ah”.
📄️ PyPSA Meets Earth
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📄️ Reproducible workflows
This page outlines OET's recommended approach for setting up reproducible research projects using PyPSA-X repositories.
📄️ Security practices
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📄️ Soft fork strategy
This page describes the strategy Open Energy Transition (OET) uses to maintain "soft forks" of PyPSA variants, and the rationale behind these decisions.
📄️ Solver Configuration
At OET, we use both open source and proprietary solvers.
📄️ Trainings
Video tutorials for capacity building
📄️ What we do
In a world of unpredictable challenges and climate change, it is essential to forecast the future energy needs and understand how our actions as a society will affect us in the long run. We use mathematical models to provide trustworthy, accurate, transparent, and cost-efficient solutions for energy forecasting, offering an alternative to existing black-box proprietary software.