Tera MCP

Point Your AI at the Global Power Grid

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client directly to Tera's database of power assets, companies and people. Your assistant asks the questions, and Tera returns records with their sources attached.

A general-purpose model answers power-market questions from the web: fluent, shallow, often wrong. Tera resolves 1,618,108 assets and 114,067 companies from multiple authoritative sources, corroborated against each other and linked to the people and companies behind them.

How It Works

Three Steps, No Integration Project

Tera MCP is a Model Context Protocol endpoint. You add it to the AI client your team already uses, so there is no new interface to learn and no seats to migrate. Tera hosts no chat interface: the model is yours, the data is ours.

  1. 01

    Get your key

    We issue a scoped API key with your license. It is revocable at any time and the revocation takes effect on the next call.

  2. 02

    Add the connector

    One entry in your client's MCP settings. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any MCP-compatible client work, on the current protocol release and the previous one.

  3. 03

    Ask

    Your assistant discovers the tools and uses them on its own. No SDK to install, no glue code to maintain, no prompt engineering.

Client configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tera": {
      "url": "<your Tera MCP endpoint>",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <your Tera API key>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Your endpoint and key arrive with your onboarding pack.

Claude connector settings with the Tera connector connected: its URL with the access token blurred, and the four read-only Tera tools, Get one record, Grid connection capacity, Search Tera and Totals and coverage, each set to always allow
The Tera connector added to Claude: one private URL and four read-only tools, each with its own permission setting. The key in the URL is blurred here.
Claude answering a grid connection question for a 30 MW solar project in Murcia and Almería from Tera data. The tool calls take about 20 seconds in real time and are shortened in this recording.

What It Can Do

Questions Your Assistant Can Answer From Tera

Shaped around the questions professionals ask, not around our database. Every answer carries its sources and a link to the record behind it.

Find assets

Power plants, substations, EV charging and data centres across 236 countries and territories. Filter by technology, status, capacity, operator or commissioning year, or search by distance from a point.

Find companies

114,067 electricity-market companies: owners, operators, developers, EPCs, manufacturers, utilities and investors, each with the asset portfolio behind it.

Find people

Named individuals at electricity-market companies, with their role and employer, and whether a direct contact is on file.

Follow the relationships

Who owns an asset, who operates, built and services it, and what a company owns. Record references stay stable, so a link your team stores keeps working.

Check grid connection capacity

At substations where network operators publish it, the capacity still available for generation, demand and storage, what is already occupied and what is queued, and the operator's projections where published.

Size a market and check coverage

Counts and total capacity grouped by country, status, technology, year or operator, computed over every matching record, with the share of each field Tera actually holds so gaps are never mistaken for absence.

Worked Example

From a Site Question to a Shortlist

What happens when a developer asks where a 30 MW solar project can still connect to the grid.

The ask

“I need to site a 30 MW solar project in Murcia or eastern Almería. Give me the three best substations to connect it: MW available, anything queued, and the total MW of solar planned or under construction within 20 km of each. One table, then a one-line recommendation.”

Your assistant looks up

  1. 1

    Grid connection capacity in Murcia and eastern Almería

    Substations with at least 30 MW available for new solar at distribution level, with the capacity already occupied and anything queued ahead.

  2. 2

    The upstream limit behind each substation

    Which candidates share a transmission node further up the network, so the same headroom is not counted twice.

  3. 3

    Solar planned or under construction within 20 km

    The total pipeline around each candidate, summed over every matching project rather than a sample.

What comes back

A table of three 132 kV substations: Vera-Costa in Almería with 80 MW available, nothing queued and one 250 MW project planned nearby, and La Asomada and Fausita near Cartagena with 50 MW each and more solar in the pipeline around them. Then the recommendation: Vera-Costa, once the developer has checked how much of its upstream node the planned project will take.

Grid capacity comes from the grid access figures Spain's network operators publish through the CNMC, and every answer states the month the figures refer to. This example used August 2026.

Use Cases

How Teams Put It to Work

The same connector, asked different questions.

Investment & Deal Teams

Size a market by operator, then pull the top holdings with their sources, without leaving the thread where the memo is being drafted.

Development Teams

Query assets within a radius of a candidate site, with capacity, status and commissioning year, straight from the tool the site assessment is written in.

Strategy & Research

Group capacity by technology and commissioning year across markets, with a stated coverage figure so the numbers carry their own caveat.

Technology Teams

Give an internal agent or assistant a governed, metered source of power-market data without building and maintaining an integration.

Governance

Metered, Auditable, Yours

Access is granted under your license and behaves like it: bounded, logged and revocable.

Calls are metered in credits, and your license carries a monthly allowance sized to your plan
Each call returns a bounded page of rows, built for questions rather than bulk export
Keys are scoped and revocable, effective on the next call
Every call is recorded with its route, status and time
Read-only access: nothing your assistant does can change Tera's data
Your conversation stays in your client. Tera receives the query, not the transcript, and your queries are never used to train a model

Ready to connect?

Give Your Assistant the Power Grid

Tera MCP is included with your Tera Intelligence license. Tell us how your team works and we will size the allowance and issue your key.