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New API unifies European fuel prices for easier access

A new API has been developed to consolidate official fuel price data from France, Spain, and Italy into a single, normalized format. This tool addresses the challenges of differing data structures and formats across the three European countries, providing a unified schema for station-level petrol and diesel prices. The API supports radius searches sorted by price and can be accessed directly or through AI agents like Claude, Cursor, and Visual Studio Code via the Apify MCP server. AI

IMPACT Simplifies data access for AI agents and developers working with European fuel price information.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new API tool for accessing and normalizing data, not a core AI release or significant industry event.

Read on dev.to — MCP tag →

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New API unifies European fuel prices for easier access

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · SSTEmpresarial ·

    Official fuel prices for France, Spain and Italy in one API call (and from an AI agent via MCP)

    <p>France, Spain and Italy require every fuel station to report its prices, and all three governments publish them as open data. That makes station-level petrol and diesel prices one of the best free datasets in Europe. The catch: each country publishes it in a completely differe…