No first-party MCP server; two community stdio servers over APIv2, plus a derived candidate tool set
EIA publishes NO first-party MCP server, and no hosted/remote MCP endpoint exists on api.eia.gov or www.eia.gov. What does exist is a real community MCP layer over APIv2: two independently maintained stdio servers on npm, both of which take a user-supplied free EIA API key and proxy to https://api.eia.gov/v2. Both were verified on the npm registry on 2026-07-27. Their tool lists below are transcribed verbatim from their published READMEs - no tool was invented, and none is endorsed by EIA. The candidate section is what a first-party server would most naturally expose, derived directly from the OpenAPI's three repeating route shapes.
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