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This page summarizes the main internal and external references that align with the current Grid-ION codebase behavior as of Apr. 22, 2026.

Internal App Reference Points

These local files define or serve the current in-app help and workflow behavior.

Shared Shell And Help

Business Workflow

Technical Workflow

Shared Data And Support Utilities

Seed And Source Artifacts Referenced By The App

The current help and workflow logic is tied to repository-hosted seed and schema artifacts such as:

These are important because they influence:

In-App Functional Reference Areas

Authentication And Session Management

The current app behavior depends on environment-configured sign-in and session state:

Relevant files:

Feedback And Suggestion Logging

Relevant files:

External Standards And Public References

The following standards and public references are the main external anchors explicitly named in the current Grid-ION experience and source inventories.

Business And Planning References

  1. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, "Distribution Capacity Expansion Planning: Current Practice, Opportunities, and Decision Support," 2022. Access here.
  2. U.S. Department of Energy and National Renewable Energy Laboratory, "Voices of Experience: Insights into Advanced Distribution Management Systems," 2015. Access here.
  3. U.S. Department of Energy, "AMI in Review: Informing the Conversation," 2020. Access here.
  4. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, "Maximizing Distributed Energy Resource Value for All Stakeholders," 2020. Access here.
  5. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, "Business Models for Scaling Demand Flexibility, Volume I: Value Proposition," 2025. Access here.
  6. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, "Business Models for Scaling Demand Flexibility, Volume III: Stakeholder Ecosystem," 2025. Access here.
  7. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, "Business Models for Scaling Demand Flexibility, Volume IV: Program Life Cycle," 2025. Access here.
  8. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, "FERC Order No. 2222: Fact Sheet," 2020. Access here.
  9. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, "FERC Order No. 2222 Explainer: Facilitating Participation in Electricity Markets by Distributed Energy Resources," 2025. Access here.
  10. North American Electric Reliability Corporation, "Large Loads Action Plan," 2025. Access here.
  11. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, "Integration of Microgrids, DER Aggregators, and DERMS with ADMS," 2022. Access here.
  12. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, "An Overview of Distributed Energy Resource (DER) Interconnection: Current Practices and Emerging Solutions," 2024. Access here.

Lifecycle And Coordination References

  1. Electric Power Research Institute, "TSO-DSO Coordination Functions for DER," Report No. 3002021985, 2022. Access here.
  2. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, "Guide to Developing Energy Services Interfaces," 2024. Access here.
  3. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, "FERC Order No. 2222: Fact Sheet," 2020. Access here.

Semantic Dependency And Messaging References

  1. International Electrotechnical Commission, "IEC 61968-1: Interface Reference Model," 2018. Access here.
  2. S. Chinthavali et al., "Electric Utility Communications Standards Landscape 2025 Edition," Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 2025. Access here.
  3. OpenADR Alliance, "OpenADR General Information," 2026. Access here.
  4. IEEE Standards Association, "IEEE 2030.5-2023: IEEE Standard for Smart Energy Profile Application Protocol," 2024. Access here.

Data Object Schema References

  1. Common Information Model Users Group, "Standards Artifacts," 2026. Access here.
  2. International Electrotechnical Commission, "IEC 61968-1: Interface Reference Model," 2018. Access here.
  3. IEEE Standards Association, "IEEE 2030.5-2023: IEEE Standard for Smart Energy Profile Application Protocol," 2024. Access here.
  4. OpenADR Alliance, "OpenADR General Information," 2026. Access here.

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