Univers Launches EnOS Ark 2.0 for Enhanced Energy Management

Oct 3, 2025
Univers has introduced EnOS Ark 2.0, a scalable AI solution for energy savings and carbon reduction, announced in a press release.

Univers has introduced EnOS Ark 2.0, a scalable AI solution designed to enhance energy savings and carbon reduction, announced in a press release. This advanced platform aims to accelerate decarbonization efforts by providing enterprises with real-time visibility and control across multiple sites.

Built on the EnOS platform, Ark 2.0 offers modular, enterprise-ready applications that connect meters, building systems, and IoT devices within weeks. The platform includes features such as AI-powered insights, natural language interfaces, and automated verification to ensure sustained and auditable savings.

Key components of Ark 2.0 include Resource Management for streamlined device setup, AI HVAC for optimizing existing systems, and Carbon Management for centralized Scope 1-3 management. Notably, Starbucks has already connected over 10,000 stores globally, optimizing HVAC, lighting, and water filtration through Ark.

Univers continues to lead in AI for energy, with EnOS Ark 2.0 now available to enterprise customers worldwide.

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