As the energy sector embraces digitalization and decarbonization, utilities are looking for open, interoperable, and reliable solutions.

SEAPATH, an open source project hosted by LF Energy, enables real-time virtualization of protection, automation, control systems and vIED, bridging the gap between IT and OT while ensuring resilience and performance of the grid.

This session will be presented by Erwann Roussy, Software Engineer at Savoir-faire Linux and one of the SEAPATH project maintainer.

What You Will Learn

• The vision and architecture behind SEAPATH and its role in IEC 61850 digital substations

• How SEAPATH enables virtualized protection and control (vPAC) with deterministic performance and high availability

• The latest features and ecosystem updates

• How to get started and contribute to the project

Who Should Attend

• Transmission and Distribution System Operators (TSOs/DSOs) exploring digital substation virtualization

• Utility engineers and system integrators involved in protection, automation, and control systems

• Vendors and OEMs developing digital substation or edge solutions

• Researchers, developers, and open-source enthusiasts interested in real-time Linux, virtualization, or LF Energy projects

Why Attend

• Learn directly from one of the SEAPATH maintainers

• Discover real-world use cases and test results from leading utilities

• Gain hands-on insights into the project’s roadmap and upcoming features

• Find out how to join the SEAPATH community and collaborate with global energy and technology leaders