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The best open source alternative to GE Proficy Historian is TDengine. If that doesn't suit you, we've compiled a ranked list of other open source GE Proficy Historian alternatives to help you find a suitable replacement.
GE Proficy Historian alternatives are mainly Time Series Databases. Browse these if you want a narrower list of alternatives or looking for a specific functionality of GE Proficy Historian.
High-performance time-series database with industrial data management, built-in stream analytics, and AI-driven anomaly detection for operational environments.

TDengine is built for industrial organizations that need to move beyond legacy historians. It combines a high-performance time-series database with an industrial data management layer, giving engineers a single platform to ingest, store, contextualize, and analyze large-scale operational data.
The open-source core (TDengine TSDB) handles the heavy lifting: a specialized storage engine tuned for time-series workloads that claims 10x the performance of general-purpose databases at a fraction of the storage cost. Automated tiered storage and S3 support keep the data footprint manageable as data volumes grow.
On top of the database sits the historian layer, which is where TDengine differentiates itself from tools like InfluxDB or GreptimeDB:
The AI assistant can generate analyses on demand and investigate alerts, making it practical for operations teams rather than just data engineers. This positions TDengine as a direct alternative to GE Proficy Historian and similar industrial historians, but with an open-source foundation that avoids vendor lock-in.
Security features include role-based access controls, IP whitelisting, data encryption, and backup and disaster recovery options, which matter in regulated industrial environments. The platform integrates with third-party BI and AI tools over open interfaces, so it fits into existing workflows rather than replacing them wholesale.