MCP server exposing 4 tools for eu-energy-imports.
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POST https://gateway.pipeworx.io/eu-energy-imports/mcp
Content-Type: application/json
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}import_origins — Which countries a country imports natural gas, crude oil or coal FROM, ranked, with each supplier's share of the total and Russia's share called out. Works for Germany, any EU member, or the EU as a whole ("EU"). Annual by default (latest published year); gas and oil also accept a month. Answers "where does Germany get its gas", "how much gas does the EU still import from Russia", "who supplies Italy's oil". Source: Eurostat energy statistics.russia_import_trend — Year-by-year Russian share of a country's (or the EU's) imports of natural gas, crude oil or coal: Russian volume, total imports and the percentage, for each year. Shows the collapse after 2022 -- e.g. Germany's Russian gas share by year. Source: Eurostat energy statistics.import_dependency_rate — Energy import dependency: the percentage of a country's energy needs met by net imports, for all energy or for gas, oil or coal, by year. Above 100% means stocks were built up. Source: Eurostat energy statistics.energy_mix — A country's (or the EU's) energy mix: gross available energy split into natural gas, oil, solid fossil fuels, renewables, nuclear, waste, and net electricity and heat, in terajoules and as a percentage share, for one year. Source: Eurostat energy balances.Code samples (curl / TypeScript / one-click client install), schemas, and the live playground are on the pack page:
https://pipeworx.io/packs/eu-energy-imports/
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