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The OpenSTEFF collaboration funnel:


Funnel

Description

Leads

Idea

This stage is for organizations for who OpenSTEF could be of interest, but there are themselve not yet aware with the power grid model.

  • LFE Gridlab-D
  • Enedis (? not concrete yet)

Awareness

This is the first stage and is called the “awareness” stage because it’s where people first become aware of the OpenSTEF.

  • Swiss-sdi
  • Stedin
  • Enexis

Interest

Once a prospect has learned about OpenSTEF, they will evaluate it based on the level of interest and what it could bring.

  • Shell
  • TenneT

Decision

Now that the prospect knows about OpenSTEF and the solutions it provides for the prospect’s pain points and they decided to going to use it or contribute to it.

Action

The most important stage of the funnel — they are using or contributing to OpenSTEF

  • RTE
  • LFE SOGNO

No interest

They have no interest in OpenSTEF at this moment.



Overview of the objectives per lead:

Leads

Objective

What

When

Who

Status

TSO Europe collaboration session Create awarenessPresent OpenSTEF to TSOs202210Jonasproposal
Open Source Conference Dublin (2022)Create awarenessPresent OpenSTEF202209Jonasplanned
Sin Yong RadboudImprove Energy splitCollaborate on improved method202208Jan MaartenDone
Swiss-sdiInvestigate potential Compare Openstef results to swiss-sdi model202208FrankDone
GrafanaCreate awarenessOpportunity to write a guest blog on the Grafana blog202208Frankproposal
Gridlab-D

Explore collaboration opportunities

Gridlab-D is a new project in LFE and can be applied for forecast. The proposal to explore possible synergies and collaboration opportunities.Q3/Q4 2022Jonasproposal
ShellDescribe Project ProposalDefine a 1-year collaboration projectQ4 2022Jan Maarten / Frankin progress
TenneTDescribe Project ProposalDefine a 3-year collaboration project, together with universities Q4 2022FrankIn Progress



















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