This invention describes a system for collecting and storing operational data from various points, or nodes, within an energy system. It gathers specific information, such as sensor readings or a unique identifier for the node, at regular time intervals. This collected data is then stored in a shared, distributed database, allowing for organized tracking and management of the energy system's performance.
Why it matters: Since 2020, cloud-native distributed database technologies have matured, making the scalable storage and retrieval of energy system operational data more accessible and efficient. This aligns with the growing need for real-time grid insights driven by increased renewable integration and decentralized energy management.
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