SEN Energy Data by Sherpas (Preview)

Governed data on Chile's national electricity system (SEN).

This connector is available in the following products and regions:

Service Class Regions
Copilot Studio Premium All Power Automate regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Logic Apps Standard All Logic Apps regions except the following:
     -   Azure Government regions
     -   Azure China regions
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Power Apps Premium All Power Apps regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Power Automate Premium All Power Automate regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Contact
Name Sherpas
URL https://sen.sherpas.net/support
Email jorge@sherpas.net
Connector Metadata
Publisher Sherpas
Website https://sen.sherpas.net/support
Privacy Policy https://sen.sherpas.net/privacy
Categories AI;Data

SEN Energy Data by Sherpas

SEN Energy Data by Sherpas is a remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server operated by Sherpas that lets an AI agent query certified, governed data about Chile's national electricity system (SEN, Sistema Electrico Nacional): generation, demand, marginal cost, curtailment, battery storage and commercial settlement. Every figure is computed by deterministic, certified machinery over a BigQuery-backed warehouse, is resolved to one canonical identity per plant, substation and company, and carries its provenance and its data coverage date. "Certified" means that a metric has an operational definition documented and validated internally by Sherpas; it is not a third-party certification or a guarantee of accuracy (clause 2.3 of the terms of service).

Publisher

Sherpas, Santiago, Chile. Support page: https://sen.sherpas.net/support.

Prerequisites

  • A Google account admitted to the SEN Energy Data by Sherpas alpha. The alpha is free and admission is by individual request: fill in the form at https://sen.sherpas.net. Sherpas aims to answer within one business day. There is no self-service sign-up.
  • A Microsoft 365 Copilot agent that uses the SEN Energy Data by Sherpas connector.

Authentication

The connector uses OAuth 2.0. When you connect, the SEN Energy Data by Sherpas consent page asks you to approve the access, and you then sign in with the Google account that was admitted to the alpha. The server asks only for the identity of the signed-in user (OpenID and email) to check the admitted list, and it refuses any identity that is not on that list. No API key is needed.

Tools

The server exposes 8 tools. Agents discover them from the server, and the list below is kept in sync with it.

Tool What it does
sen_list_metrics Lists the certified metrics and the catalog of analytical operations (measures, dimensions and operations).
sen_get_metric Returns the definition, operative choices and provenance of one certified metric.
sen_run_metric Runs a certified metric with ratified operative definitions and returns the figures with provenance and the data coverage window.
sen_run_operation Runs an analytical shape (ranking, share, delta, top N and similar) over a certified measure, with the same provenance.
sen_resolve_entity Resolves an ambiguous plant, substation or company name to its canonical identifier.
sen_query_sql Last-resort, read-only SQL over the published tables. Results are explicitly marked as not certified.
sen_data_status Reports the freshness and the coverage cut-off of the data behind each metric.
sen_submit_report Sends a report about a result to the Sherpas team, only when the user asks for it and confirms its content. It is the only tool that is not read-only.

The server also publishes the sen://limitations resource: the declared data gaps and freshness limits, identical to the public trust page.

Known issues and limitations

  • Alpha, by request. Admission is individual; Sherpas may decline a request or discontinue the alpha. Coverage of the full data catalog is partial and declared, never hidden: see the trust page and the sen://limitations resource for the exact tables, coverage dates and the reason behind every gap.
  • Usage ceiling. MCP queries share a technical budget of billed BigQuery bytes per hour. When the budget is exhausted, requests are refused with an explicit message and resume the next hour. They are never silently degraded.
  • Exploratory SQL (sen_query_sql) is read-only, limited to published tables, capped in bytes and rows, and its results are not certified. Prefer the certified metrics.
  • Language. The underlying data and many labels are in Spanish, the language of the source, Chile's Coordinador Electrico Nacional (CEN).
  • No SLA. Best-effort availability; no uptime commitment during the alpha.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free? Yes, during the alpha. No paid tier exists.

Where does the data come from? From the CEN, which publishes it under a legal duty. Attribute the CEN for the underlying data and Sherpas for the certified layer.

Does Sherpas see my conversation? Sherpas does not receive your conversation with the AI assistant. It receives only the tool calls the assistant sends, and a call can include text the assistant chose to put in it (for example a company name, or the SQL text of sen_query_sql). Sherpas logs each call with its parameters and the e-mail you signed in with, and does not log the results returned. Details in the privacy policy.

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SEN Energy Data by Sherpas

Governed data on Chile's national electricity system (SEN).

SEN Energy Data by Sherpas

Operation ID:
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Governed data on Chile's national electricity system (SEN).