MSHIP Market Survey for Short-Circuit Calculation

Description du marché

The MSHIP Program is an initiative by TransnetBW aimed at supporting Germany's energy transition by developing a sustainable, scalable, and efficient grid management system. It focuses on modularity, automation, and simplicity to enhance operational security and reduce costs. The architecture is based on a self-hosted, cloud-native platform specifically designed for secure and data-driven operations. The MSHIP - Short-Circuit Calculation (SCC) project aims to identify a suitable module for the calculation of voltages / currents under fault conditions for parameterized electrical faults (symmetrical and non-symmetrical) at all or parameterized fault locations. The calculation aims on the checking of breaker switching capability as well as mechanical / electrical stress on other electrical equipment. Suitable modules shall include the capability to perform calculations in accordance with the IEC 60909 standard. The purpose of this RFI is to identify potential providers and solutions that can meet the requirements of the MSHIP - Short-Circuit Calculation. The RFI is intended to provide an initial market overview and to evaluate possible technological approaches and their ability to integrate into the existing MSHIP architecture. The aim is not to commit to a specific system, an architecture or provider in advance. Openness to different approaches remains the main guiding principle. The information gathered will serve as a basis for future decisions and possible tenders. Participation in this market sounding will not result in any advantages or disadvantages for the participants as potential bidders in a future - not yet binding - tender procedure. Please note that also responses are invited and will be considered that do not cover all listed functionalities.

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