Ark Climate Municipal Climate Software

Ark Climate is run by Ark Software GmbH in Munich, Germany, founded in 2024 by CEO Ruth Bosse according to Munich Startup coverage. It provides software for municipal climate protection and climate adaptation, so local governments can plan targets, coordinate measures and track progress.

The platform offers greenhouse gas accounting under BISKO, GHG and other standards with scenario analysis and cost calculators, a measures catalogue with a project board, AI features for measure and funding suggestions, and a public climate dashboard with reports. Premium options include heat simulation. The site says over 70 municipalities and districts use it, including Munich and Kassel.

• GHG accounting: inventory under BISKO and GHG standards with scenario analysis.
• Measures catalogue: measures with a project board for coordination.
• Cost and reduction calculators: estimate emission and cost effects of measures.
• AI suggestions: proposals for measures and funding programmes.
• Public climate dashboard: reports and dashboard for citizens.
• Heat simulation: premium function for climate adaptation.

Provincial or city departments compiling greenhouse gas inventories. Urban planning teams comparing climate measures by cost and emission effect. Industrial parks or districts publishing climate progress dashboards.

One tool for emissions inventory, scenario analysis and measure tracking. BISKO-certified software, hosted in an ISO 27001 certified data centre in Frankfurt according to the site. AI suggestions for measures and funding programmes. Public dashboard for transparent reporting to citizens.

Cities and provinces are expected to set and report emission targets and plan climate adaptation. Software that standardises inventories and tracks measures helps limited local teams. Vietnamese provinces and cities preparing greenhouse gas inventories and green growth plans may need comparable tools.

Munich, Germany; founded 2024 (per Munich Startup). Pre-seed of EUR 2.1 million reported March 2026, led by Satgana. Customers named on the site include Berlin Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Munich, Solingen and Kassel.