Simulation tool independent interface for inverter-based resources (IBRS) models - OEM experience and end-user perspectives

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Authors: I. Cristiano Da Costa, Hamidreza Mirtaheri, Julian K. Schwarzkopf, Diogo Chrystêllo, Luís Gouveia, Markus Holzapfel, Sébastien Dennetière, Adam Zuga, Florian Hans
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Abstract

The increasing integration of converter-based technologies is reshaping power system dynamics and placing new demands on electrical simulation development and practices. Accurate modelling of these fast-acting control systems is essential for system stability studies, yet current model sharing practices face persistent challenges in terms of interoperability, maintainability, and confidentiality—especially in multi-vendor environments which are becoming increasingly frequent across renewable projects. This paper discusses the need for standardized, tool-independent simulation interfaces, focusing on a promising standard interface solution and presenting the main outcome of its implementation, in terms of challenges and benefits. It also outlines key recommendations for future development aiming to support ongoing standardization efforts and guide the work of future development groups toward more robust, scalable, and user-friendly offline and real-time capable simulation frameworks.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Power Systems and Technologies Real-time simulation and control systems Modeling and Simulation Systems

Publication details

Journal / source
IET conference proceedings.
Volume
2025
Issue
45
Pages
524–531
Publication date
1 March 2026
Language
EN