A better way to utilize and process grid data.
Open Source
GPA is a leader in the creation of Open Source Software (OSS) for electric utilities through collaborative development projects involving electric utilities, proprietary software vendors, research organizations and academia. GPA's OSS products and software components are easy for vendors to incorporate into their proprietary product offerings. GPA's OSS also supports the academic R&D business model and can be used to create new intellectual property. All GPA OSS is made available to users under the permissive MIT License.
Reliability and Innovation
GPA has a track record of innovation and has both participated in and led major software development projects with client utilities and the federal government. Since its inception in 2010, GPA has successfully developed a suite of products that are in production use supporting grid operations.
Maintenance and Service
In addition to custom application development, GPA offers services for installation, set-up, integration and on-going maintenance of its open source software. These services include 24x7 support and diagnostic services allowing clients around-the-clock access to GPA's technical experts.
Integration with other Systems
GPA's software is not only able to handle data management and storage as an isolated system but can also integrate with a large variety of other Systems. Most utilities use a variety of Software vendors and technologies. GPA's goal is to make integration with all these Systems as simple as possible. By providing integration services, GPA's applications can ensure Utilities get the maximum value out of their PQ and Synchrophasor data even if it is distributed across multiple systems and technologies.
Recent News Stories
GPA Product Announcements and other newsworthy developments at GPA.

A critical vulnerability has been identified in both openPDC and openHistorian, which allows an attacker to perform SQL Injection attacks via the Device acronym

A critical vulnerability has been identified in both openPDC and openHistorian, which allows an attacker without the neccesarry role to use the Grafana API to access data stored in the archive


