BFE energy dashboard, ElCom tariffs, public consumption data
MCP server for Swiss electricity data — three official sources, twelve tools, zero authentication. 🌍 Read this in your language: 🇩🇪 Deutsch Part of the Swiss Public Data MCP Portfolio — a coordinated set of MCP servers for Swiss public administration. "How have ewz electricity tariffs for a typical school building (consumption category C3, ≈150'000 kWh/a) developed since 2019, and how do they…
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MCP server for Swiss electricity data — three official sources, twelve tools, zero authentication. 🌍 Read this in your language: 🇩🇪 Deutsch Part of the Swiss Public Data MCP Portfolio — a coordinated set of MCP servers for Swiss public administration. "How have ewz electricity tariffs for a typical school building (consumption category C3, ≈150'000 kWh/a) developed since 2019, and how do they compare to the Swiss median?" A single conversation calls (bfsnr=261, category="C3") + and returns a…
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