Hydrogen Systems
Model hydrogen production, storage, conversion and consumption to evaluate integrated energy concepts and control strategies.
Blue Energy Simulation Library
Reliable, easy-to-use dynamic simulation for connected energy systems in Modelon Impact — backed by more than 15 years of experience in commercial and industrial engineering projects.
Simulation library
Blue Energy Library simulates all the energy systems you can imagine
Blue Energy is your simulation library for modeling and analyzing complex energy systems within Modelon Impact, the cloud-native platform for system simulation. Designed for heating, cooling, power, buildings, mobility and storage technologies, Blue Energy provides ready-to-use, scalable, and customizable components to accelerate your engineering workflow.
Seamlessly integrated into Modelon Impact, Blue Energy enables teams to design, simulate, and evaluate multi-energy solutions directly in the browser — with real-time collaboration across disciplines. From early concept studies to detailed system optimization, the combination of Blue Energy and Modelon Impact empowers you to validate designs, compare scenarios, and make informed decisions with confidence.
Unlock faster development cycles, deeper insights, and truly integrated energy-system engineering — powered by Blue Energy.
Benefits
Your benefits of using Blue Energy
Significantly speed up your planning process with Blue Energy. Develop efficient and reliable system designs. Control your investment and operational costs.
Typical Tasks
Typical Tasks Where Blue Energy Helps Our Customers
Blue Energy contains technical know-how and more than 15 years of experience in energy-system simulation.
- Design & Evaluation of interconnected energy systems (generator – storage – consumer)
- Optimization of control functions in energy systems
- Analysis of sector coupling (heating/cooling – electrical energy – mobility)
- Studying the interaction between energy supply and mobility requirements
- Model-predictive control
Simulation Models
An Overview of Available Components
The Blue Energy Library contains our technical know-how and more than 15 years of experience in energy systems simulation. We continuously improve it to provide the best results for state-of-the-art consulting to our customers.
Some of the available component models:
- Renewable Energy (Solar, Wind, Biogas and more)
- Energy Storage
- Heat Pumps
- Controllers
- HVAC
- E-Mobility, Charging Stations and Vehicles
- Hydrogen
- Grids
- Global Weather Data
- Heat Exchangers, Cooling Towers, Ground Collector
- Cost Calculation
Blue Energy
Blue Energy Extensions
Blue Energy extensions provide a more detailed evaluation of specific energy systems for your use cases. Many customers also use private extensions that cover their specialized tasks and intellectual property.
Practical and extensible
What makes Blue Energy outstanding?
The practical application of the Blue Energy Library means that it is constantly reviewed and tested by trained engineers.
Use Cases
Examples of Energy System Models
Combined Heat And Power Plant For A Building District
The model shows a simplified heat, domestic hot water and electrical energy consumer which is supplied by a combined heat and power plant. The consumption is defined via time-tables. A heat storage serves to buffer load peaks. It can be observed in the simulation that the power plant cannot continuously meet the electrical load without electrical energy storage.
Multi-Zone Building With Electric Vehicles
Model of a building with two thermal zones and an electric vehicle including its own charging station and battery. The model calculates the thermal behavior of the building through the balance of all heat quantities (transmission, internal loads, solar radiation). Electrical power is provided by a photovoltaic system and a small wind power plant. An air/water heat pump provides the building with heat.
Office Building With Ice Storage
The model contains an office building with a heating and a cooling load. A heat pump produces heat, which is stored in the heat storage, as well as cold which is used for the building cooling load. The cooling energy is stored in an ice storage for seasonal storage and in a cold storage for short-term use.