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Wattyenergie Dutch Energy Comparison

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About Wattyenergie Dutch Energy Comparison

First Dutch AI-native energy comparison platform with MCP support. Calculate annual energy costs, compare contracts from all Dutch suppliers, get real-time EPEX dynamic prices, calculate solar panel net metering benefits, and get supplier ratings. Built for Claude and other AI as

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wattyenergie": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "wattyenergie-mcp-server"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Tools

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Bereken de jaarlijkse all-in energiekosten voor een Nederlands huishouden op basis van elektriciteit (kWh) en gas (m3) verbruik. Inclusief energiebelasting, netbeheerkosten, BTW en belastingvermindering.

Vergelijk alle beschikbare Nederlandse energiecontracten en vind de beste deals gesorteerd op jaarkosten. Ondersteunt filtering op contracttype (vast/dynamisch) en groene stroom. Elke deal bevat een signup_url waarmee gebruikers direct kunnen overstappen.

Haal actuele dynamische elektriciteitsprijzen op (EPEX day-ahead). Toont prijzen per uur voor vandaag en morgen indien beschikbaar.

Bereken de impact van saldering voor zonnepanelen onder huidige en toekomstige regelgeving (afbouw naar 2027).

Krijg een lijst van alle Nederlandse energieleveranciers met contactgegevens en beoordelingen.

Overview

What is Wattyenergie?

Wattyenergie is an MCP server for WattyEnergie, the Dutch AI‑native energy comparison platform. It enables AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT to calculate energy costs, compare contracts, and retrieve real‑time dynamic electricity prices.

How to use Wattyenergie?

Install by adding @wattyenergie/mcp-server to your Claude Desktop configuration with command npx -y @wattyenergie/mcp-server. Alternatively, run directly with npx @wattyenergie/mcp-server or install globally via npm install -g @wattyenergie/mcp-server and then execute watty-mcp. After setup, ask natural‑language questions such as “Bereken mijn jaarlijkse energiekosten bij 3500 kWh stroom en 1200 m3 gas.”

Key features of Wattyenergie

  • Calculate annual all‑in energy costs including taxes
  • Compare all Dutch energy contracts
  • Get current EPEX day‑ahead electricity prices
  • Calculate net metering for solar panels (2024‑2030)
  • List all Dutch energy suppliers

Use cases of Wattyenergie

  • A household asks for annual energy cost based on consumption
  • Compare cheapest green energy contracts
  • Get real‑time dynamic electricity prices
  • Estimate savings from solar panels with net metering
  • Query available energy suppliers in the Netherlands

FAQ from Wattyenergie

What makes Wattyenergie different from other energy comparison tools?

Wattyenergie is AI‑native and designed to be invoked directly by AI assistants using natural language, rather than requiring manual web searches.

What are the runtime requirements?

Node.js 18+ and an active internet connection to the WattyEnergie API.

Where does the data come from?

The server communicates with the WattyEnergie Public API – endpoints include /api/public/calculate, /api/public/deals, /api/public/dynamic-prices, /api/public/net-metering, and /api/public/suppliers.

Is an API key required?

No – the README describes the API as public and does not mention any authentication.

What license does Wattyenergie use?

MIT license.

Frequently asked questions

What makes Wattyenergie different from other energy comparison tools?

Wattyenergie is AI‑native and designed to be invoked directly by AI assistants using natural language, rather than requiring manual web searches.

What are the runtime requirements?

Node.js 18+ and an active internet connection to the WattyEnergie API.

Where does the data come from?

The server communicates with the WattyEnergie Public API – endpoints include `/api/public/calculate`, `/api/public/deals`, `/api/public/dynamic-prices`, `/api/public/net-metering`, and `/api/public/suppliers`.

Is an API key required?

No – the README describes the API as public and does not mention any authentication.

What license does Wattyenergie use?

MIT license.

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