The grid operators Voltmasters supports for DSO RTU today, and how new operators are added.
DSO RTU is operator-specific. Each grid operator defines its own:
Protocol: how the RTU and the EMS communicate.
Data model: which limits, modes, commands and measurements are exchanged, and how they are encoded.
Certification process: the certification (conformity test) the installation must pass.
The Voltmasters EMS hides these differences behind a single DSO RTU provider setting per project. The asset-side logic, how PV, batteries, EV charging and loads are curtailed, is the same regardless of operator. Only the protocol mapping and the certification flow differ.
The DSO RTU provider is configured per project under Project settings → Telecontrol. When a provider is selected, the EMS activates the matching DSO RTU interface and starts accepting the grid operator's RTU connection.
Voltmasters is extending DSO RTU to other grid operators. Because the EMS is provider-pluggable, adding an operator means adding its protocol mapping and certification flow, without changing how your installation is controlled or how it is monitored on the platform.
ORES
Wallonia (BE)
Planned
Sibelga
Brussels (BE)
Planned
Other operators
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On request
Need DSO RTU for a grid operator that is not listed yet? Contact Voltmasters. The interface is designed to be extended, and the commissioning and certification support works the same way for every operator.
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