entsoe-mcp

by Tony KanoniUpdated May 4, 2026

entsoe-mcp provides MCP tools to query the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform for European electricity data, including generation by type, system load, cross-border flows, and day-ahead prices. Data analysts, energy traders, and grid operators use it to fetch historical and real-time power system metrics for modeling, forecasting, and market analysis.

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Overview

entsoe-mcp is an MCP server interfacing with the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform APIs. It delivers structured access to pan-European electricity network data, covering generation, consumption, transmission, and market information from 35+ countries.

Key Capabilities

  • get_generation: Retrieves actual or planned electricity generation per production type (e.g., nuclear, wind, solar) for specific areas and time periods.
  • get_load: Fetches electrical load (demand) data at country or bidding zone level, actual and forecasted.
  • get_day_ahead_prices: Queries day-ahead market auction prices from EPEX, Nord Pool, and other exchanges.
  • get_cross_border_flows: Accesses physical flow data between bidding zones or countries.
  • get_wind_solar_forecast: Provides aggregated wind and solar production forecasts.

Use Cases

  1. An energy trader calls get_day_ahead_prices and get_cross_border_flows to identify arbitrage opportunities between bidding zones like Germany and France.
  2. A renewable developer uses get_wind_solar_forecast and get_load to assess grid curtailment risks for new solar farms in Spain.
  3. A researcher aggregates get_generation data across Europe to analyze the 2022 gas crisis impact on fossil fuel dispatch.
  4. A grid operator monitors real-time get_load and get_generation for frequency control during peak winter demand.

Who This Is For

Energy data analysts extracting metrics for econometric models; power traders building algorithmic strategies; renewable project developers evaluating sites; policy researchers studying decarbonization trends; utility engineers integrating external data into SCADA systems.