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Moscow Energy: Solar, Charging & Power Plants

Moscow Energy: Solar, Charging & Power Plants MCP Connector for Claude

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Keyless Moscow energy: solar resource per month (ERA5), monthly climate averages, EV charging stations, fuel stations by grade, and the city’s power plants.

5 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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Energy in and around Moscow, keyless — how much sun the city gets, where to charge or refuel, and the cogeneration plants (ТЭЦ) that supply the city’s heat and power.

What you can do

  • solar_resource — how much sun Moscow gets: hourly ERA5 shortwave radiation for one month, collapsed into per-day mean and peak in W/m² plus the month total in kWh/m²
  • seasonal_averages — monthly climate averages for any year 1940–2025 from ERA5 daily data — temperature, precipitation and snowfall
  • find_charging_stations — EV charging stations (about 400) with socket types, output, fee and operator — filterable by operator, free charging and open now
  • find_fuel_stations — fuel stations by brand and grade — diesel, octane 95, octane 98, LPG, CNG or electric
  • find_power_plants — power plants in the Moscow area (about 400) — mostly the gas-fired cogeneration stations, with operator, source, output and coordinates

Who is this for

Drivers (EV or fuel), energy planners and the solar-curious: where to charge, what a Moscow roof could produce, and how the city keeps the lights on.

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5 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

find_charging_stations

Each row carries the name, the operator (e.g. "Мосэнерго", "Россети", "Энергия+"), the mapped socket types and counts (socket:type2, socket:type2_combo, socket:chademo, socket:ccs, socket:tesla_supercharger), the output in kW when recorded, plus the fee flag and the centre coordinate. Filter by operator fragment, fee ("no" for free charging) or by proximity to a point. Coverage reflects what the map records — the real network is larger. Find EV charging stations in Moscow

find_fuel_stations

Each row carries the name, brand, operator, the fuel grades mapped (fuel:diesel, fuel:octane_95, fuel:octane_98, fuel:lpg, fuel:cng, fuel:electric), the shop and cafe flags and the centre coordinate. Filter by brand fragment, by a specific fuel grade, or by proximity to a point. Find fuel stations in Moscow

find_power_plants

Each row carries the name, the operator (e.g. "Мосэнерго"), the mapped generation source, the output in MW when recorded and the centre coordinate. Filter by source — generator:source "gas" (default-gas dominates), "coal", "oil", "solar", "wind", "hydro", "nuclear", "biomass", "waste" or "geothermal" — or by name fragment. Find power plants in the Moscow region

seasonal_averages

Year defaults to 2025 (the last complete year), any year 1940–2025. Use it for "how long is the heating season", "when does the snow arrive" and energy-demand planning. Monthly climate averages of Moscow (ERA5)

solar_resource

Defaults to July 2025 (the last complete year) — pass month 1–12 and any year from 1940 to 2025. Use it to judge a photovoltaic or solar-water setup, or to compare Moscow's sun against another city. Radiation is global horizontal (GHI) at the coordinate, which defaults to the city centre. Solar resource of Moscow (ERA5)

See how to talk to your AI agent using Moscow Energy: Solar, Charging & Power Plants.

Is a solar panel worth it in Moscow?

solar_resource for a summer month (e.g. month: 7) gives the per-day mean and peak W/m² and the month total in kWh/m²; compare it against a winter month for the seasonal spread.

Where can I charge my EV for free?

find_charging_stations with fee: "no" lists the free mapped stations with socket types and output; add your lat/lon to sort them around you.

What powers Moscow — where are its plants?

find_power_plants lists the mapped plants (about 400, mostly gas cogeneration — ТЭЦ) with operator, source and output; filter by source to separate gas, oil or renewables.

No. Every source is keyless and global: OpenStreetMap (Overpass + Nominatim), Open-Meteo and Russian Wikipedia. The MCP defines no credentials.

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