Stroomr Mcp
@nixman2
Get Electricity pricing and weather data including forecasts and optimal timing windows on when to Charge your EV or use your Home batteries stored energy.
Overview
What is StroomR MCP?
StroomR MCP helps AI assistants answer “when should I use electricity?” in one call — with live Nord Pool prices, local solar forecasts, and ready-to-use load-shift advice. Built by StroomR, it is specialized for European day-ahead energy markets and home energy timing.
How to use StroomR MCP?
Install via npx @nixman2/stroomr-mcp or from source, then configure env variables like STROOMR_CITY and STROOMR_PRICE_AREA. Use with any MCP-compatible client (Cursor, Claude Desktop) and invoke tools such as get_load_shift_advice for device-specific timing.
Key features of StroomR MCP
- Optimal and avoid windows for EV, heat pump, or battery.
- Combines live Nord Pool prices with local solar forecast.
- Structured output (recommendedWindows, avoidWindows, estimatedSavingsVsAvgEur).
- No API keys or StroomR account required.
- Runs locally via stdio; requires Node.js 20+.
- Supports many European Nord Pool price areas (DK1, NL, GER, etc.).
Use cases of StroomR MCP
- When should I charge my EV tomorrow?
- Optimal times for my heat pump today.
- Will it be sunny tomorrow, and are electricity prices low?
- What are the cheapest hours to use power this week?
- How much sun will I get today?
FAQ from StroomR MCP
What tools does StroomR MCP provide?
Five purpose-built tools: get_load_shift_advice, get_weather_and_prices, get_energy_prices, get_weather_forecast, and resolve_location.
What are the runtime requirements?
Requires Node.js 20+ and runs locally via stdio. No StroomR account is needed.
Does StroomR MCP require any API keys or credentials?
No. It makes read-only outbound calls to Open-Meteo (weather) and the Nord Pool public day-ahead API. No credentials are required.
What data is sent to external services?
Only the location (city or coordinates) and Nord Pool area that you pass in tool arguments or environment config.
Are the savings estimates guaranteed?
No. Load-shift advice uses wholesale day-ahead prices; retail bills include taxes, grid fees, and supplier markups, so savings are indicative, not guaranteed.
