The proper functioning of the European Energy Market requires exchanges of different data from numerous parties. Maintaining and improving the reliability of the European power system also requires significant exchange of data to perform necessary analysis. Common Information Model (CIM) is used at the core of the exchanges and it is an important ingredient for building Energy Knowledge Graphs.
In this session, Vladimir Alexiev, Chief Data Architect at Ontotext and Chavdar Ivanov, Managing Director at gridDigIt explain the role and benefits of using CIM and suggest directions towards Energy Knowledge Graphs. They also showcase how different products such as GraphDB and knowledge of semantic technologies can support the Energy industry.