Glossary
Terms from the Norwegian energy sector and technology - explained by practitioners who use them every day. Discover semantic connections and technical references. 379+ terms.
Artificial Intelligence - technology that enables machines to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as language understanding, pattern recognition, and decision-making.
Compliance module for Norwegian grid companies that streamlines reporting and documentation to NVE and RME.
The Elhub market role that collects metering values from metering points and submits them to Elhub. Tvimenning is approved in this role.
The Nordic standard for message exchange in the power market. In Norway it now means Elhub's XML messages, in Sweden it is still EDIFACT.
Subsea power cables connecting the Norwegian electricity grid to Europe - crucial for hydropower exports and imports in dry years.
The EDIFACT message for metering data. Used in direct exchange between market participants and in Sweden, but not towards Elhub, which uses XML.
Resource Description Framework - W3C standard for describing resources and their relationships as triples, the foundation for semantic web and CIM data exchange in the energy sector.
Security Assertion Markup Language - XML-based protocol for identity federation and SSO between systems.
Simple Object Access Protocol - XML-based messaging protocol used in enterprise integrations, including Elhub.
Unified Modeling Language - industry standard language for visual modeling of software and systems.
Extensible Markup Language - universal markup language for structured data, standard in Elhub's Ediel messages.
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