As energy systems become increasingly data-driven, collaboration among heterogeneous stakeholders while ensuring clear data ownership becomes increasingly challenging. Traditional centralized data architectures often struggle with scalability, interoperability, and governance, leading to inefficiencies in multi-actor ecosystems. This paper explores the application of data mesh principles to energy data platforms, emphasizing domain-oriented data ownership, decentralized governance, and self-service infrastructure. By analyzing a real-world use case, we identify key requirements and challenges in implementing data mesh for energy system. The findings contribute to a framework that facilitates efficient data sharing, regulatory compliance, and stakeholder alignment, ultimately supporting a more flexible and scalable energy data ecosystem.
Juni / 2025
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