Abacus Solutions and Intetics Bring SATURN Analytics to Southeast Power NEXT in Charlotte

Abacus Solutions, developer of the SATURN energy and commodities platform, and Intetics, a U.S.-based AI-native software modernization partner, will share a joint presence at Infocast's Southeast Power NEXT in Charlotte from November 4 to 6, 2026. EIN Presswire published the announcement on October 29, 2026.

What SATURN and Intetics Will Show in Charlotte

At the Abacus Solutions booth, attendees will see how SATURN unifies market analysis, generation management, trading, retail, risk and portfolio management in a single architecture. The platform uses multivariate stochastic simulation and efficient-frontier optimization to model market uncertainty against financial risk and return targets. In recent utility deployments, SATURN ran simulations more than 25 times faster than legacy tools, according to the announcement.

The companies name three groups the platform serves. Utilities and electric cooperatives can evaluate resource plans, procurement options and large-load commitments across thousands of market scenarios before committing capital. Independent power producers and developers can quantify merchant and contract exposure across generation and storage portfolios. Large energy buyers, including data centers, can model supply and hedging strategies against cost and reliability targets.

Intetics brings more than 30 years of enterprise software engineering experience to the pairing. Through its Value90 model, the company delivers scoped modernization, data pipeline and AI initiatives within 90 days at a fixed price. Intetics also offers Remote In-Sourcing, which lets energy companies and software providers scale dedicated, AI-enhanced engineering teams within existing workflows while retaining control over architecture, IP and delivery priorities. Intetics holds ISO/IEC 42001 certification for AI management systems, alongside ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 9001.

"Utilities, developers, and large energy buyers across the Southeast are being asked to make multibillion-dollar decisions faster than ever, and legacy tools simply can't keep pace," said Damon Hallbeck, Director of Sales at Abacus Solutions. Serge Stepantsov, COO of Intetics, said adopting high-performance analytics and AI in the energy sector requires both cutting-edge modeling and a modern, resilient software foundation.

Intetics joined the OpenAI Partner Network as a Select Partner, gaining access to OpenAI resources and technical support, PRLog reported on September 16, 2026. The partnership combines model access, software engineering and ISO/IEC 42001-certified AI governance.

How Other Grid Analytics Vendors Are Pairing Up

Rhizome announced a three-year partnership with Unitil on October 21, 2026, to prioritize resilience investments using AI-based risk modeling across New Hampshire and Massachusetts, Business & Financial reported. The agreement deploys Rhizome's gridADAPT and gridFIRM tools to model multi-hazard risks, including wildfire and extreme winter weather.

WSP USA was selected as a strategic transmission delivery partner for American Electric Power, supporting projects across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana, Yahoo reported on October 29, 2026. AEP is advancing a $37 billion transmission investment program over five years.

Where to Meet the Teams

Attendees can visit the Abacus Solutions booth or schedule a private one-on-one briefing with leadership from both companies, including Damon Hallbeck and Maya Jabbour of Abacus Solutions and Serge Stepantsov of Intetics. The event runs November 4 to 6, 2026, at the Sheraton & Le Méridien Charlotte Hotel Complex.