Nuclear Regulatory Intelligence

What is Nuclear Regulatory Intelligence?

Nuclear Regulatory Intelligence is an MCP server that provides nuclear regulatory intelligence for plant operators, insurers, decommissioning firms, and environmental analysts. It queries eight live government data sources in parallel, scores every dimension of nuclear risk, and returns a Composite Nuclear Risk Score (0–100) with supporting signals and recommendations.

How to use Nuclear Regulatory Intelligence?

Add the server URL to any MCP‑compatible client (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf). Pass your Apify token in the Authorization: Bearer header. Call any of the server’s eight tools—such as plant_risk_assessment with a plant name and region—to receive a structured JSON result with risk scores, signals, and recommendations.

Key features of Nuclear Regulatory Intelligence

• Composite Nuclear Risk Score (0–100) from four weighted dimensions
• Plant Proximity Risk Index with compound hazard detection (e.g., earthquake + flood)
• Regulatory Compliance Score scanning Federal Register for 15 nuclear keywords
• Environmental Contamination model monitoring 10 nuclear waste keywords
• Operator Transparency Rating via corporate registry data
• Eight tools for targeted queries (e.g., seismic, regulatory, waste)

Use cases of Nuclear Regulatory Intelligence

• Nuclear insurance underwriting using one risk metric across seismic, regulatory, and operator factors
• NRC compliance monitoring for plant operators tracking enforcement orders and legislation
• Decommissioning project planning with consolidated regulatory milestones and waste status
• Environmental impact assessment combining air quality, waste actions, and contamination indicators
• Seismic hazard re‑evaluation following earthquakes or updated USGS maps

FAQ from Nuclear Regulatory Intelligence

What data sources does the server use?

It queries eight live government sources in parallel: Federal Register, USGS, FEMA, NOAA, OpenAQ, Data.gov, OpenCorporates, and the U.S. Congress bill tracker.

How is the Composite Nuclear Risk Score calculated?

The score is a weighted combination: seismic vulnerability (30%), regulatory compliance (30%), environmental contamination (25%), and operator transparency (15%).

What are the costs per tool call?

Every tool costs $0.045 per call, with per‑run budget limits to control spending during automated monitoring.

Do I need an API key to use this server?

Yes. You must pass an Apify token in the Authorization: Bearer header so the server can charge tool events to your account and call sub‑actors.

Is the data real‑time or cached?

Data is fetched live from the government sources on every call. The server uses no stale databases or subscriptions.