EIA Petroleum — Oil Market Intelligence MCP. Get real-time flow, price, and reserve data instantly.

Listen up. You're dealing with global energy metrics here, so you can't afford to pull data from a dozen different sites just to figure out where oil prices are headed. This server connects your agent straight to the raw numbers—the kind that commodity traders actually use.

When you run get_petroleum_prices, you get immediate spot pricing for everything major: WTI, Brent, gasoline, and diesel. You don't just see one number; you pull current and historical rates across key products. If the prices shift an inch in Cushing or London, your agent tells you instantly.

To track supply, you start with production. Running get_crude_production pulls official data on total U.S. crude oil output figures alongside reserve capacity numbers. Need to know where that oil's coming from? get_crude_imports lets you drill down into the details—it shows exactly how much crude the U.S. is bringing in, specifying the source country, company, and grade of oil.

Don't forget trade flow. You can map international movements using get_petroleum_trade, which tracks the volume of petroleum moving across borders, listing both imports and exports by country. If you need to see what's happening domestically, get_petroleum_summary gives you a full supply vs. demand balance report that pulls together production, imports, exports, stocks, and consumption data into one place.

On the inventory side, you can check stock levels with get_petroleum_stocks. This returns total quantities for commercial crude oil alongside the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) holdings. To figure out where all the product is going, get_petroleum_consumption outputs detailed usage stats, breaking down how different sectors and product types are actually using petroleum.

Refineries are key too. Use get_refinery_operations to gather data on capacity utilization rates and actual processing volumes. It tells you if the mills are running hot or if they're slowing down.

Finally, combining all that—you can see how much crude oil is actually available by checking out the product flow using get_petroleum_summary. You get a complete picture: Production volume feeds into international trade movements (get_petroleum_trade), which affects consumption rates (get_petroleum_consumption). This whole system lets you build an instant, comprehensive market snapshot.

You run these tools—from getting specific crude imports by company using get_crude_imports to tracking the overall balance with get_petroleum_summary—and your agent gives you everything a major energy analyst needs without making you jump between websites or mess with massive spreadsheets.