Emissions answers, cited.
69 GreenLens tools behind one URL.
Frontier models: 100% correct with Pipeworx, 63% with web search
Which plants in a city are out of compliance, who emits the most in a state, how clean the grid is this half-hour. Every reading comes back with the EPA release or the grid feed it was taken from.
Included Packs
Facility compliance, violations, inspections, enforcement actions, penalties across CWA/CAA/RCRA
Greenhouse gas emissions (GHGRP) and toxic chemical releases (TRI) by facility and sector
Climate disclosures, environmental liabilities, 10-K risk factors
Real-time and historical air quality measurements globally (OpenAQ)
Climate projections and historical data
Carbon intensity and environmental data
Setup
Choose one of these options:
Open claude.ai/customize/connectors, click Add custom connector, name it Pipeworx Green and paste this URL. Leave the OAuth client ID and secret blank — the connector registers itself.
https://gateway.pipeworx.io/mcp?vertical=greenThen click Connect and sign in with GitHub. That step is free and takes you from 50 calls a day to 200 — same connection either way, and you can skip it and sign in later. In a new chat, open the tools menu and enable the connector.
Custom connectors need a paid Claude plan — that is an Anthropic gate, not a Pipeworx one.
Add this to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"pipeworx-green": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"mcp-remote",
"https://gateway.pipeworx.io/mcp?vertical=green",
"--header",
"Authorization:Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
]
}
}
}Paste this into Claude to use for one conversation:
Use this MCP server for this conversation:
npx -y mcp-remote "https://gateway.pipeworx.io/mcp?vertical=green" --header "Authorization:Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
Then search for EPA-regulated facilities in Texas that are currently in significant non-compliance.All 6 data sources use free public APIs. Just sign up and connect — no external keys required.
All 20 Tools
EPA ECHO 5 tools
echo_facility_searchSearch EPA-regulated facilities by name, state, or ZIPecho_compliance_historyCompliance history for a specific facilityecho_violationsActive violations for a facilityecho_enforcement_actionsEnforcement actions and penaltiesecho_search_by_violationFind facilities by violation statusEPA Emissions 5 tools
ghg_facility_emissionsGreenhouse gas emissions for a specific facilityghg_emissions_by_sectorEmissions aggregated by industry sectortri_facility_releasesToxic chemical releases for a facilitytri_chemical_releasesReleases of a specific chemical nationwidetri_trendsToxic release trends over timeSEC EDGAR 5 tools
edgar_search_filingsFull-text search across all SEC filingsedgar_company_filingsList filings for a specific companyedgar_company_factsAll XBRL facts for a companyedgar_company_conceptSingle XBRL concept time seriesedgar_ticker_to_cikConvert ticker symbol to CIK numberAir Quality 2 tools
get_air_qualityCurrent air quality conditions for a locationget_forecastHourly air quality forecastClimate 2 tools
get_climate_projectionLong-term climate projection datacompare_modelsCompare temperature projections across modelsCarbon 3 tools
get_intensityCurrent national carbon intensityget_intensity_by_dateCarbon intensity for a specific dateget_generation_mixElectricity generation mix by fuel typeCommon questions
What data sources are included in GreenLens?
EPA ECHO (compliance and enforcement records for permitted facilities), EPA GHG (greenhouse gas reporting program for large emitters), EPA TRI (Toxics Release Inventory by chemical and facility), SEC climate disclosures from EDGAR, and AirNow (real-time air quality monitoring). Covers ESG diligence, environmental compliance research, and air-quality questions.
Can I check whether a specific company has EPA violations?
Yes — EPA ECHO tools look up a facility by name, registry ID, or address and return inspection history, formal enforcement actions, penalties, and compliance status across the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and RCRA. Useful for ESG due diligence, M&A screening, and supply-chain risk assessment.
How do I find toxic releases or air quality near a specific location?
EPA TRI tools accept ZIP code, county, or state and return reported chemical releases by facility — air, water, land — for the most recent reporting year. AirNow provides real-time and forecast air quality (AQI, PM2.5, ozone) for any US lat/lon. Both work without an API key.