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The PyPSA meets Earth initiative works on open modelling, open data, open source solver support and open communities for energy system planning. Many of the data, model, solver activities are neutral to the model framework, opening the door for collaboration also outside of the PyPSA space. The tools are developed and maintained by members of the multi-organizational PyPSA developer team https://pypsa.org/.

The https://pypsa.org/ team focuses on European activities while the PyPSA meets Earth initative focuses on activities outside of Europe.

Framework and Models for Energy System Modelling

PyPSA

A python software toolbox for simulating and optimising modern power systems.
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PyPSA-Eur

A sector-coupled open optimisation model of the European energy system
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PyPSA-Earth

A flexible open sector-coupled optimization model of the global energy system.
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Model.Energy

An online toolkit for calculating renewable electricity supplies around the world.
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Model.Scenarios

An online toolkit for running and exploring PyPSA-Eur sector-coupled senarios.
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Tauritron

An open-source web interface for running worldwide energy system planning studies.
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Data for Energy System Modelling

Atlite

Convert weather data to energy systems data.
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Detect-Infra

A machine learning pipeline to detect infrastructure from satellite images.
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Powerplantmatching

A toolbox to combine multiple powerplant databases.
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Technology Data

A tool that compiles assumptions on energy system technologies.
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Open source solver interfaces and support

Linopy

Linear optimization interface for Python.
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HiGHS-campaign

We organised a campaign, collecting +500k$, to make the worlds-fastest open-source solver HiGHS ready for large energy planning problems.
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Open Community

Check out our Discord server

The heart of the community life is happening on Discord (which we describe as better Slack alternative). We hold there all our meetings, coffee breaks and exchanges. Discord provides voice channels, text channels, and event stages. This also allows you to meet up or host your own events if desired.

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Check out our Github Repository

You can find our developments in the GitHub repository, where you can join our community, create issues, share ideas and discuss with us. All of our developments are open source and GPL3 or MIT licensed, meaning they must stay open. Even the website you are looking at is open source. Feel free to use it and suggest improvements.

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Check out our Documentation

The documentation describes in more detail how you can contribute, how our project is structured and further provides the code documentation. Additionally, we share learning materials and some relevant talks and papers in the roam of PyPSA and Earth modelling. The documentation is also open, feel free to make it better.

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