Intellistake and PowerBank Begin Closed Beta of IntelliScope AI Agent for the Energy Sector

Intellistake and PowerBank Advance IntelliScope AI Agent Beta

Intellistake Technologies (CSE: ISTK) has brought PowerBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN; Cboe CA: SUNN; FSE: 103) into a closed beta to help shape IntelliScope, a modular suite of enterprise AI agents. The first agent targets the energy sector with a step-by-step workflow that blends geospatial, environmental, market, and regulatory data into traceable intelligence. PowerBank will provide long-term testing and feedback across real use cases. The stated aim: ship practical tooling that speeds up decisions while keeping every output auditable end-to-end through decentralized AI infrastructure.

What IntelliScope Aims to Deliver

• Analyze geological and environmental data to surface viable sites for renewable projects.
• Monitor regulatory updates and market changes, and flag material shifts to stakeholders.
• Generate brief, source-linked intelligence summaries that reduce decision noise.
• Guarantee traceability for every conclusion, backed by decentralized validation.

"Our goal with IntelliScope is to prove that decentralized AI can deliver enterprise intelligence that enterprises can trust," said Liam Harpur, VP of Technology & Development at Intellistake. PowerBank's CEO Dr. Richard Lu added that the beta will test how the agent can improve decision-making and efficiency under real regulatory and siting constraints. Intellistake CEO Jason Dussault noted momentum across the industry toward interoperable agents and cited forecasts of multiagent ecosystems emerging over the next few years.

Why This Matters for IT and Development Teams

This beta is a testbed for agent design patterns your teams will care about: data ingress from heterogeneous sources, provenance-first outputs, and UI layers that sit on top of reusable agent cores. Expect focus on observability, policy enforcement, and explainability so stakeholders can verify how conclusions were reached. If you ship AI inside regulated workflows, this direction aligns with auditability and model risk management practices.

• Data pipeline: ingest and normalize geospatial, environmental, and regulatory feeds; design for latency and versioning.
• Workflow engine: deterministic, stepwise plans where each step logs inputs, tools used, and evidence.
• Provenance: cryptographic or decentralized attestations so citations and transformations can be verified later.
• Guardrails: source pinning, policy checks, and red-team tests before summaries are cleared for stakeholders.
• UX layer: a thin, role-aware interface on top of a reusable agent core to keep customization maintainable.

Beta Scope and Near-Term Plan

The current beta centers on a scoping exercise with PowerBank to confirm needs and required functionality. After scoping, Intellistake plans to deliver a customized UI on top of the existing IntelliScope agent. Intellistake will share updates as modules progress. PowerBank is a testing partner and does not have an ownership interest in IntelliScope.

Industry Context

Analysts expect AI agents to move from basic assistants to task-specific operators by 2026, then toward multiagent ecosystems by 2029. See coverage of Gartner's outlook here: Gartner predicts 40% of enterprise apps will feature AI agents by 2026.

What Teams Can Do Now

• Inventory your authoritative data sources (geospatial, environmental, regulatory) and define update cadence and SLAs.
• Map compliance requirements to agent checkpoints (e.g., citation rules, retention, data residency, approval routing).
• Design a provenance log that captures inputs, tools, prompts, model versions, and evidence with immutable references.
• Start with narrow, high-value workflows and clear success metrics (latency, precision/recall on evidence, user acceptance).
• Plan a UI that exposes "show your work" views so non-technical stakeholders can verify decisions quickly.

About PowerBank

PowerBank Corporation develops and owns distributed and community solar projects across Canada and the USA, including solar plus BESS. The company reports a potential development pipeline of over one gigawatt and more than 100 MW built.

About Intellistake

Intellistake Technologies Corp. builds software that leverages decentralized AI infrastructure for enterprise intelligence. The company operates validators, participates in strategic tokens, and develops enterprise AI agents aimed at transparent, verifiable outputs.

Forward-Looking Note

The announcement includes forward-looking statements about expected capabilities, market trends, and partnership outcomes. These statements involve risks and uncertainties; actual results may differ. Refer to each company's public filings for risk factors and updates.

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