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grid-now

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Reports the current state of the Irish electricity grid from the EirGrid Smart Grid Dashboard through the Ireland MCP server, including demand, wind and renewable share, generation, CO2 intensity and interconnector flows for Ireland, Northern Ireland or the whole island. Use when someone asks how windy or green the grid is now, what demand is, or whether now is a lower-carbon time to run appliances.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Not affiliated; see ../_shared/inspirations.md.

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  2. Very specific:

    If an argument shape is unclear, call ireland_describe with { "source", "operation" } first.

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  3. Very specific:

    Call eirgrid/grid_get_status with { "region": "ALL" }.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Follow ../_shared/citations.md.

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  5. Distinctive:

    Use the units the tool returns (MW, %, gCO2/kWh).

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  6. Distinctive:

    No energy-trading or financial advice.

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SKILL.md

Grid now

Snapshot of the all-island electricity system right now.

Related projects: Smart Grid Dashboard (EirGrid Group plc). Not affiliated; see ../_shared/inspirations.md.

Calling the tools

Steps name each operation as source/operation (e.g. ppr/ppr_price_stats), using the typed tool name as the operation. On the default surface, run it with ireland_call, for example:

{ "source": "eirgrid", "operation": "grid_get_status", "args": { "region": "ALL" } }

If an argument shape is unclear, call ireland_describe with { "source", "operation" } first; it returns the schema and an example. search, fetch and nearby are top-level tools. If the server was added with ?toolsets=<ids> or ?toolsets=all, the typed tool (e.g. grid_get_status) can be called directly with the same args.

Steps

  1. Pick the region: ALL (whole island, default), ROI (Republic) or NI (Northern Ireland).
  2. Call eirgrid/grid_get_status with { "region": "ALL" }.
  3. Report the latest values with their own timestamps: demand_mw, wind_mw, wind_share_pct and co2_g_per_kwh (each has a *_time field; CO2 is often older than demand). Use only fields that are present.
  4. The tool returns the latest reading, not a history. If asked "is now a good time", report the current wind share and CO2 intensity factually; do not claim a trend or forecast.
  5. For weather context (windy day?), optionally call met-eireann/met_get_forecast for a point.

Output format

**All-island grid at 14:15 (EirGrid):** demand 4,920 MW, wind 2,310 MW (47%), CO2 190 g/kWh.
| Measure | Value | Time |
|---|---|---|
Sources
- EirGrid Smart Grid Dashboard, retrieved 14:17. Data are provisional.

Rules

  • Follow ../_shared/citations.md. Always show the data timestamp.
  • EirGrid dashboard values are provisional and can be revised; say so.
  • Use the units the tool returns (MW, %, gCO2/kWh). Do not convert to bills or costs.
  • No energy-trading or financial advice.

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