UK Atomic Energy Authority proposes fusion control framework to manage energy grids
"Asset lifetimes can be incredibly long in this industry, with power stations or battery storage systems it could be 15 to 20 years, so one of the challenges is software going out of date or the vendor not supporting it anymore," he said, and this is why an open approach is needed.
One of the main advantages of the MARTe architecture is said to be the separation between the platform specific implementation and the real-time application code developed by the end user. In other words, it sounds like Sygensys and UKAEA see MARTe as the OpenStack of the energy industry, an open framework that different companies can use to operate their own applications, but with a level of interoperability.
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