One simulation engine. Two ways to see the grid.
Prescient forecasts the grid as it runs today, for anyone making operations decisions. Maestro models the grid as it is planned, validating future systems for cost and reliability.
Prescient
Operations decision support
Recurring forecasts for today's grid
Recurring by design
Forecasts refresh on a fixed schedule, with no study to request.
Today's system
The current network, fleet and market rules, updated when market rules change.
Four forecasts
Pricing, congestion, emissions and system reliability conditions, one to seven days out.
Delivered through the Prescient interface or by API into forecasting, scheduling, trading and dispatch systems.
LPM
42.10
Load
88%
Maestro
Planning decision support
Planning at operational detail
Reliability-aware PCM
Security-constrained dispatch, priced hour by hour, before and after outages.
Power flow in the loop
Dispatch and network iterate until both are feasible.
Grid-enhancing technologies
The value of getting more from existing lines, by hour and location.
Auditable results
Every study re-runs from its recorded inputs.
Foundation
Headless integration
An engine to build your product on
Maestro and Prescient are QXT's ready-to-use applications. For teams building their own tools, the Foundation, the engine underneath both, is available headless through APIs and SDKs, so QXT's models run inside your own software, workflows and agents. It is powered by Sienna, the suite of open-source modeling libraries developed by the National Laboratory of the Rockies.
Headless by design
APIs and SDKs are the platform's native surface, not an add-on to an interface.
Your models, parsed once
Network models in standard industry formats, along with ISO data, load into one system of record.
More than power flow
Chain contingency analysis, production cost and resource adequacy on the same data.