MCP Servers

mcp-danish-energy

Provides access to Danish energy data from Energinet, including real-time electricity spot prices, CO2 emissions, and production mix. It enables users to monitor grid status and identify the most cost-effective hours for energy-intensive tasks.

README

mcp-danish-energy ⚡

MCP server for Danish energy data from Energi Data Service (Energinet).

Part of the Nordic MCP Toolkit — open-source MCP servers for Danish/Nordic data sources.

Features

Electricity spot prices — hourly Elspot prices for DK1/DK2, with averages and ranges
CO2 emissions — real-time emission intensity (g CO2/kWh) with 5-minute resolution
Energy production mix — wind (offshore/onshore), solar, conventional, and cross-border exchange
Cheapest hours — find optimal times for EV charging, laundry, heat pumps

Tools

Tool	Description
`electricity_prices`	Current and upcoming spot prices
`co2_emissions`	Real-time CO2 emission intensity
`energy_mix`	Live production breakdown with renewable share
`cheapest_hours`	Find cheapest hours (individual or consecutive blocks)

Quick Start

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run
node src/index.js

Claude Desktop Configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "danish-energy": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/mcp-danish-energy/src/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Price Areas

Denmark is split into two electricity price areas:

DK1 — Western Denmark (Jutland and Funen, west of Storebælt)
DK2 — Eastern Denmark (Zealand, Lolland-Falster, Bornholm, east of Storebælt)

You can use area codes (DK1, DK2) or city/region names (Copenhagen, Aarhus, etc.).

Data Source

All data comes from Energi Data Service by Energinet, Denmark's transmission system operator. The API is free, requires no authentication, and provides real-time data with 5-minute resolution.

Nordic MCP Toolkit

Server	Data Source	Status
mcp-danish-cvr	Company registry (CVR)	✅
mcp-danish-addresses	Address lookup (DAWA)	✅
mcp-danish-weather	Weather (DMI)	✅
mcp-danish-energy	Energy (Energinet)	✅ NEW

License

MIT

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