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Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP Server connects your AI client to utility data. It tracks accounts, bills, and usage data from thousands of global providers.

Use it to list all utility accounts, check billing statements, and get granular usage data for individual meters. Perfect for auditing energy consumption or managing large-scale property portfolios.

What your AI agents can do

Get account check

Checks the connection status to the Arcadia Utility Cloud.

Get meter data

Gets consumption and usage data for a specific utility meter.

Get statement

Retrieves metadata for a specific utility billing statement.

+ 3 more capabilities included
List all active utility accounts

The list_accounts tool gives you a full inventory of all utility accounts managed in the cloud.

List all tracked utility meters

The list_meters tool provides a manifest of every individual utility meter being tracked.

Check utility connection status

The get_account_check tool verifies that the connection to the utility cloud is active and ready for use.

Find available billing statements

The list_statements tool retrieves metadata for all collected utility billing statements.

Get details for a specific bill

The get_statement tool pulls the full metadata and charges for a single, specific utility statement.

Retrieve granular meter usage data

The get_meter_data tool accesses consumption and usage records for a specific meter ID.

Supported MCP Clients

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Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP Server: 6 Tools for Utility Data

Use these tools to list utility accounts, retrieve specific billing statements, and get usage metrics from meters across global providers.

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get account check

Checks the connection status to the Arcadia Utility Cloud.

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get meter data

Gets consumption and usage data for a specific utility meter.

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get statement

Retrieves metadata for a specific utility billing statement.

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list accounts

Lists all utility accounts currently tracked in the cloud.

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list meters

Lists all utility meters tracked in the cloud.

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list statements

Lists all collected utility billing statements available.

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What you can do with this MCP connector

The Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP Server lets your AI client connect to utility data, tracking accounts, bills, and usage from thousands of global providers. You can list every utility account with list_accounts, and you'll get a full inventory of all accounts managed in the cloud. To get a manifest of every individual utility meter, run list_meters.

You'll verify the connection to the utility cloud by calling get_account_check, ensuring it's active and ready to use. You can find metadata for all collected utility billing statements using list_statements. To pull the full metadata and charges for a single bill, use get_statement. For granular usage data, get_meter_data accesses consumption and usage records for a specific meter ID.

How Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP Works

  1. 1 First, run list_accounts and list_meters to gather the necessary IDs and verify your inventory.
  2. 2 Next, use the IDs obtained to call list_statements and get_meter_data to pull specific historical or real-time data.
  3. 3 The result is a structured JSON output containing the account status, bill metadata, and consumption metrics, ready for analysis.

The bottom line is, your agent handles the multi-step data retrieval process, giving you a single, comprehensive dataset about utility usage.

Who Is Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP For?

Sustainability Managers need this when they must calculate carbon footprints or write ESG reports. Accounts Payable uses it to audit utility bills across massive property portfolios. Energy Engineers rely on it to monitor meter-level data and track efficiency improvements.

Sustainability Manager

Gathers utility data to calculate carbon footprint and prepare for ESG disclosures.

Accounts Payable Specialist

Audits utility billing records across large portfolios to check for accuracy or find overcharges.

Energy Engineer

Retrieves meter-level data to monitor resource consumption and validate efficiency improvements.

What Changes When You Connect

  • Audit Billing: Use list_statements and get_statement to gather metadata for every utility bill. This lets you quickly audit large accounts and spot discrepancies in charges.
  • Track Inventory: Run list_accounts and list_meters to get a full, up-to-date manifest of every account and meter ID. You know exactly what you're dealing with.
  • Analyze Usage: Call get_meter_data with a specific meter ID. You get granular usage data—not just a total—so you can analyze energy and resource patterns over time.
  • Global Coverage: The server interfaces with electric, gas, water, and waste providers through one API. You don't need separate tools for every type of utility.
  • ESG Reporting: Gather verified data for carbon footprint calculations. The combination of list_accounts and get_meter_data provides the structured data needed for compliance reporting.
  • Connection Safety: The get_account_check tool verifies the entire connection first. You don't waste time running complex queries if the connection is down.

Real-World Use Cases

01

Annual Portfolio Audit

A property manager needs to check utility billing for 50 different properties. They start by running list_accounts to pull all necessary IDs. They then loop through those IDs, calling get_statement for the last quarter's data. This saves days of manual spreadsheet work and gives a single, auditable record.

02

Efficiency Improvement Check

An energy engineer suspects a building's water usage is too high. They run list_meters to find the water meter ID, then use get_meter_data with that specific ID. The resulting usage report lets them pinpoint the exact consumption spike, proving where the waste is happening.

03

New Site Onboarding

A company acquires a new facility. They use list_accounts to see all associated services (electric, gas, water). They then use get_account_check to confirm the data feed is live before moving on to gather historical billing records using list_statements.

04

Carbon Footprint Calculation

A sustainability officer needs to calculate the total carbon output for a year. They use list_accounts to gather all necessary IDs, then use get_meter_data and get_statement to pull usage metrics and associated charges, providing the full data set for their report.

The Tradeoffs

Assuming one endpoint has everything

A user calls get_statement and assumes it contains usage data. It only contains billing metadata, leaving the actual consumption numbers missing.

Always check the resource first. Run list_meters to get the meter ID, then use get_meter_data to pull the specific usage metrics needed for the report. Use get_statement only for the billing charges.

Running list calls without verification

The agent runs list_accounts but doesn't confirm the connection first. The subsequent calls fail silently, giving an incomplete picture of the portfolio.

Start every session with get_account_check. This verifies the connection is live. Then, run list_accounts to build your asset list. It's a two-step safety net.

Relying on manual date ranges

The user manually tells the agent to check 'last month's bills' without giving specific parameters. The API call fails or returns incomplete, outdated records.

Use list_statements first to see all available statement metadata. You can then pinpoint the exact statement ID or date range needed before calling get_statement.

When It Fits, When It Doesn't

Use this server if your goal is data completeness: you need to correlate billing charges (from get_statement) with physical usage metrics (from get_meter_data) across multiple, diverse utility types. Don't use it if you only need a simple, single-value lookup, like checking a single price point. If you only need to list assets, list_accounts and list_meters are enough. If you need to confirm the data source is working before anything else, always start with get_account_check. It's designed for deep data auditing, not quick checks.

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This server provides 6 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.

Available Capabilities

get_account_check get_meter_data get_statement list_accounts list_meters list_statements

Dealing with utility data means jumping between spreadsheets, portals, and PDFs.

Today, collecting utility data is a mess. You jump from the electric company's web portal to the water bill PDF, then into the gas provider's dashboard. You're copying account numbers, cross-referencing dates, and manually comparing usage figures to charges. It takes hours, and you always risk missing a data point or using the wrong billing cycle.

With the Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP Server, you tell your agent what you need. It runs `list_accounts` to find all your IDs, then calls `get_meter_data` and `get_statement` to pull the usage and charges. You get a single, clean, structured data payload. No copy-pasting, no guessing—just the numbers you need.

Using the Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP Server: Account & Meter Data

The process of manually checking account status and then listing all meters is slow and prone to errors. You have to log into multiple sites and manually confirm the data feed is active before you can even start gathering usage numbers.

Now, you simply run `get_account_check`. Your agent confirms the connection is live and ready to go. Then, you run `list_meters` to build your full inventory. It moves the entire process from hours of manual logging to a single, confirmed API call.

Common Questions About Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP

How do I check if the Arcadia Utility Cloud MCP Server is connected? +

Run get_account_check. This tool confirms the connection status to the utility cloud, telling you immediately if you can proceed with data retrieval.

Which tool should I use to see all my utility accounts? +

Use list_accounts. This tool gives you a full, comprehensive list of every utility account tracked in the system.

How do I get usage data for a specific meter? +

Run get_meter_data. You must provide the meter ID, and this tool will return the consumption and usage data for that specific meter.

What is the difference between `list_statements` and `get_statement`? +

list_statements shows metadata (like dates and total charges) for all available bills. get_statement takes a specific ID and returns the full, detailed record for that single bill.

Can I list all available billing statements? +

Yes, use list_statements. This tool pulls all the available utility statement metadata, helping you find the right billing cycle.

What should I use to find all the meters I'm tracking? (list_meters) +

You run list_meters to get a complete inventory. This tool shows every utility meter ID tracked in the cloud, which is essential for auditing your full resource footprint.

How do I get metadata for a specific bill using `get_statement`? +

You provide the statement ID to get_statement. The result includes the billing date, total charges, and the service period, letting you quickly audit a specific bill's details.

If I have many accounts, how do I see all the providers and services? (list_accounts) +

Run list_accounts to get a comprehensive list. It inventories all connected utility accounts, detailing the provider (electric, gas, water, etc.) and the account status.

How do I get my Arcadia Utility Cloud credentials? +

You can generate API Client credentials in the Arcadia Dashboard. These credentials provide access to the Utility Cloud (formerly Urjanet) datasets.

Is consumption data available for all meters? +

Yes, basic consumption data is available via the get_meter_data tool for any meter successfully linked and scraped by the Arcadia platform.

Does this replace the Arcadia Plug server? +

This server specifically targets Utility Cloud (historical and aggregate bill data), while Arcadia Plug is designed for real-time account linking and higher-resolution data. They can be used together.

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