DC Hub MCP Server

Real-time data-center, power & energy intelligence for AI agents.

The only MCP server combining facility data, infrastructure, and live grid intelligence into one queryable interface. Built for Claude, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and any AI assistant doing data center site selection, energy analysis, or market research.

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What you can do with it

"What's the current grid headroom in PJM?"
"Show me AWS data center construction pipeline in Ohio"
"Compare ERCOT vs PJM capacity prices over the last 30 days"
"Find data centers within 50km of Northern Virginia substations >230kV"
"What's the live demand and generation mix in CAISO right now?"
"Get fiber routes between Ashburn and Atlanta"

Your AI assistant gets real-time, structured answers — not links to PDFs.

What's inside

• 21,000+ data center facilities across 170+ countries — operator, capacity, location, fiber connectivity
• 126,427 substations with voltage class, available capacity estimates
• Real-time grid telemetry — live load/headroom for CAISO, MISO, SPP, NYISO (refreshed ~every 5 min); coverage across PJM, ERCOT, ISO-NE + Hydro-Québec, AESO, Nord Pool
• Interconnection-queue snapshots with per-ISO BUILD/CAUTION/AVOID verdicts (ERCOT 410 GW / 87% DC, PJM 30 GW / 73% DC, etc.)
• 2,000+ tracked M&A transactions + AI capacity index + hyperscaler $1B+ deal tracker
• Transmission lines, gas pipelines, fiber routes — the full infrastructure stack
• NEPA filings for upcoming federal energy + data center projects
• Tax incentives by state with eligibility details
• Market intelligence for 232 DC markets globally with daily DCPI verdicts

42 MCP tools across facility search, market intel, grid + interconnection, renewable-energy, site analysis, deals, fiber routing, and infrastructure. Full tool list →

Actively used by Claude and Cursor — see /cited-by.

Guided prompts & resources

Beyond the 42 tools, DC Hub ships 6 guided prompts — they surface as slash-commands in Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP clients:

• /dchub:analyze-site — full buildability read for an address or lat,lon
• /dchub:pick-a-market — where to build N MW (DCPI-ranked, with time-to-power)
• /dchub:power-availability — headroom + time-to-power for an ISO
• /dchub:site-report — premium one-page site brief (power · gas · fiber · market · risk)
• /dchub:compare-markets — 2–4 markets head-to-head
• /dchub:fiber-plan — diverse fibre lead-in routes to a carrier hotel

Plus citable resources: dchub://about, dchub://methodology (DCPI/DCGI), dchub://data-sources, dchub://coverage.

Why DC Hub vs other directories

Their strength: directories of facilities you can browse. Our strength: an API your AI assistant can query in real time across the full infrastructure stack.

Install

Claude Desktop / Claude Code

Add to ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dchub": {
      "url": "https://dchub.cloud/mcp",
      "transport": "http"
    }
  }
}

Cursor

Search for "DC Hub" in Cursor MCP marketplace → click Install.

Cline / Continue.dev

{
  "name": "dchub",
  "url": "https://dchub.cloud/mcp",
  "transport": "http"
}

Smithery.ai

Listed at smithery.ai/servers/azmartone67/dchub. Add via Smithery CLI:

npx -y @smithery/cli install @azmartone67/dchub --client claude

Pricing

• Anonymous: 10 calls/day, no API key needed
• Free key (email signup, ~60 sec): https://dchub.cloud/signup — 50 calls/day
• Starter ($9/mo): 200 calls/day → Stripe
• Developer ($49/mo): 500 calls/day, full field access → Stripe
• Pro ($199/mo): 2,000 calls/day + bulk export, historical data
• Enterprise (custom): 100,000 calls/day, dedicated support, custom integrations
• Metered overflow: $1 per 100 calls beyond your daily cap (no overage cutoffs)

Data sources

EIA hourly RTO data · HIFLD substation database · OpenStreetMap · PeeringDB · DC Hub proprietary news + facility pipeline · regulations.gov NEPA filings · USGS · EPA eGRID · FEMA NRI

Open source

This MCP server's transport layer is open source. The data + business logic lives at dchub.cloud. Issues: GitHub Issues.

Contact

azmartone@gmail.com — Jonathan Martone — Martone Advisors LLC