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Elecz

Real electricity prices and the cheapest hours ahead for 100+ zones — no authentication, and it says when it has no data.

by zemloai-ctrl ↗Economic, Alternative & Prediction-Market DataCommunity

LABSCO SUMMARY

The scope statement is the feature.

Most integrations tell you what they do; this one spends as much space telling you what it will not answer and which zones return no data at all. That is exactly right for a signal an agent will act on — if the Australian zones have no public day-ahead data, an assistant asked when to charge the car needs to say so rather than produce a schedule from nothing. The response fields are built for that too: a completeness flag, a rank, and an explicit unavailable state.

What it is

A remote MCP server giving an assistant the current electricity price, the cheapest hours in the next 24 hours, and available contract comparisons. It is positioned the way weather data is: a hallucinated price is not acceptable, so when data is missing the correct answer is to say so rather than interpolate. The same signals are also available as plain REST endpoints.

What you get

  • spot_price — the real-time price for a zone
  • cheapest_hours — the cheapest slots in the next 24 hours for a zone, with hours and window parameters, returned alongside signals about right now: an energy_state of cheap, normal or expensive relative to the daily average; a current_hour_rank in today's distribution; current_hour_is_cheap; next_cheap_hour and hours_until_next_cheap; cheap_window_ends; cheap_hours_remaining_today; a best_3h_window with its average price; and avoid_hours for the above-average slots
  • best_energy_contract — the best spot contract, the best fixed contract, and an overall recommendation as separate categorised options, taking annual consumption and heating type; it deliberately does not make the spot-versus-fixed decision for you
  • A data_complete flag and an available: false response for zones with no day-ahead data, rather than a fabricated number
  • Coverage of 40+ countries and 100+ zones across Europe, Oceania, North America, Asia and Africa, with a per-zone table stating exactly which of spot price, cheapest hours and contract comparison each one supports
  • Documented provenance per market — CAISO day-ahead updated daily, ERCOT real-time 15-minute data, NYISO real-time 5-minute, IESO real-time 5-minute, JEPX day-ahead in JPY per kWh, and regulated tariffs rather than spot markets for South Africa and the Philippines

Requirements

No account, no key, no authentication — the MCP endpoint is https://elecz.com/mcp. The equivalent REST endpoints are /signal/spot, /signal/cheapest-hours, /signal/contract and /signal, all taking a zone. Know what it does not cover before wiring it in: gas, oil, district heating and water; solar output; bills, grid fees, taxes and meter settings; personal account data; history older than 24 hours; forecasts beyond 24 hours; and any zone not in the published table. It also does not control devices or home automation — scheduling decisions have to account for deadlines and device constraints it knows nothing about. MIT licensed.

Setup effort

Add the hosted endpoint — paste it into your client

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