Modelon AB (publ), a leader in system simulation software, announces that the Blue Energy Simulation Library, an advanced Modelica library for modeling integrated energy systems, is now available for use with Modelon Impact, Modelon’s cloud system simulation platform. The Blue Energy Simulation Library enables engineers to design, analyze, and validate complex, multi-energy systems inside Modelon Impact.
Developed by EA Systems Dresden GmbH to help teams accelerate decarbonization and energy transition projects, the Blue Energy Simulation Library includes pre-configured components spanning renewable generation, energy storage, heat pumps, HVAC, e-mobility and charging, hydrogen grids, global weather data, and heat exchangers – all designed for dynamic, system-level studies and control testing.
With the Blue Energy Simulation Library on Modelon Impact, engineers can perform what-if and variant studies, evaluate energy management algorithms, and conduct risk-free control strategy testing across electricity, heat, and hydrogen domains – supporting activities from concept evaluation through operations planning. The library is ready-to-use, flexible, and extensible, enabling teams to model everything from single buildings to district-scale systems.
“We’re excited to bring the Blue Energy Simulation Library to Modelon Impact,” said Torsten Schwan, Chief Technology Officer at EA Systems Dresden. “Modelon Impact offers unique benefits for Modelica users and we’re seeing growing momentum around the tool. We’re excited to be part of that journey and to help expand its reach through our expertise and services.”
“This partnership marks another milestone in expanding the Modelon Impact ecosystem,” said Pieter Dermont, Chief Revenue Officer at Modelon. “We’re proud to collaborate in advancing the energy transition through powerful, user-friendly tools.”
This collaboration underscores Modelon Impact’s role as a scalable and open simulation environment, fostering innovation through third-party libraries, expert services, and seamless user experiences. With EA Systems Dresden onboard, Modelon Impact continues to grow as a hub for energy system modeling and sustainable technology development.
