v2.3.7
What's Changed
- Update jupyter-book requirement from <3,>=2.1.5 to >=2.1.6,<3 by @dependabot[bot] in #197
- Update mcp requirement from >=1.28.0 to >=1.28.1 by @dependabot[bot] in #195
- Bump actions/checkout from 6 to 7 by @dependabot[bot] in #194
- phase aware graph by @zzink-nrel in #196
- Jd/geometry branch switch base by @AadilLatif in #198
Full Changelog: v2.3.6...v2.3.7
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We are pleased to announce the release of grid-data-models v2.3.7, a significant update to our open-source Python library designed to empower distribution engineers in their efforts to modernize electric power distribution systems.
This release introduces several enhancements that streamline the modeling and analysis of complex distribution networks. Key features include:
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Phase Aware Graph: This new capability allows engineers to create and analyze phase-specific models, providing a more nuanced understanding of power flow and enabling better integration of distributed energy resources (DERs).
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Enhanced Transformer Aggregation: The support for open-delta/open-wye (2-unit) transformer aggregation simplifies the representation of multi-phase transformer configurations, facilitating more accurate simulations and analyses for utility planners.
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Cycle Breaking Warning: The library now includes a feature that warns engineers when cycle-breaking actions disconnect nodes from the source bus. This proactive notification helps ensure the integrity of models, reducing the risk of errors in analysis.
These improvements not only enhance the functionality of grid-data-models but also provide distribution engineers with the tools necessary for effective grid modernization and planning.
For a detailed overview of the updates, please visit the full release notes: grid-data-models v2.3.7 Release.
#OpenSource #PowerSystems #GridModernization #Python #EnergyTransition
