Discover available EIA API data series, parameters, and metadata for electricity, natural gas, and energy market endpoints to identify relevant datasets for analysis.
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"eia" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve U.S. electricity retail sales data by state, sector, and time period to analyze customer counts, pricing, and consumption patterns from EIA sources.-
- Find restaurants delivering to your address with ratings and delivery times. Filter by cuisine, dish, or name; show only open places.MIT
- Search store products by query or category to view price, promo price, weight, and availability. Use without query to browse store categories.MIT
- Empties all items and all carts in Yandex Eda. Use to clear your entire cart when you need to remove everything.MIT
- Lists available payment methods (cards, Card Pay, SBP) and the current selection for your Yandex Eda order. Requires a non-empty cart; SBP requires manual confirmation in the bank app.MIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenanceEnables access to US Energy Information Administration statistics including production, consumption, prices, exports, and more, with series search and natural-language queries.94 npmMIT
- FlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceAn MCP server that exposes the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Open Data API, enabling LLMs to browse and query energy data across 17 datasets with generic, composable tools.4-
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EIA MCP — US Energy Information Administration API v2
Browse and query the EIA API v2 — electricity, petroleum, natural gas, coal, forecasts via MCP.
- Adds restaurant dishes to your cart by name, auto-scrolling the menu and applying selected options for customizable items. Mandatory options must be provided; to change them, remove and re-add it.MIT
- Check if an electricity zone code is covered and list all supported zones. Shows data source, resolution, factor basis, and comparability for 45 grids across Europe, US, and Great Britain.MIT
- Check if you are logged in to Yandex. If not, the login window opens so you can authenticate and continue.MIT
- Retrieve the most recently published carbon intensity for any electricity zone, reported in gCO2eq/kWh with its timestamp and age, so you can decide when to run power-hungry workloads.MIT
- Creates a new WIP copy of an existing post with the same name and Markdown body, optionally in a different team, to reuse content without manual recreation.MIT
- Add retail products to the cart in Yandex Eda. It opens the store, searches the product name, and increments quantity.MIT
- Remove a specific item from your cart using its name and, if needed, options. Use this to replace a cart item by removing it and adding a different version.MIT
- Place an order from your Yandex Eda cart. Safe dry-run by default; set confirm=true to submit and charge payment. Optionally choose a payment method.MIT
- Pull interval-by-interval carbon intensity data for one zone over a chosen time window, enabling analysis of grid emissions trends, cleanest and dirtiest hours, and shifts across days.MIT
- Ranks electricity zones by latest published carbon intensity to identify the cleanest grid for running workloads. Lower values are cleaner; non-comparable GB data is excluded by default.MIT
- Retrieve US Treasury curve spreads, ECB rates, a dollar-index proxy, SOFR/EFFR, and energy spot prices in one call for a pre-decision rates backdrop.MIT
- Retrieve saved delivery addresses with labels and details to reuse them for ordering without re-entering on the map.MIT
- Retrieve dish options (taste, size, sides, toppings) with variants and prices. Use this before adding to cart to select required and optional choices.MIT
- Marks a post as complete by setting wip to false, making it ready to publish. Use this only to ship without other changes; use esa_update_post when updating title, content, or other fields.MITDestructive
- Logs into your Yandex account via a visible browser window, saving the session for headless server access. Handles password, SMS, and captcha verification.MIT