Anne Lombardi

Anne Lombardi is a licensed Professional Engineer and Certified Energy Manager (CEM), with expertise in high-performance building design and energy/carbon modelling for new and existing buildings. She has developed a reputation for uncommonly high familiarity with, and enthusiasm for, performance path energy modelling for compliance with the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings (NECB). Her recent work with Integral has been largely focused on energy efficiency and decarbonization in the multi-family housing sector, through both design optimization in new construction projects and feasibility studies for retrofit projects.

Anne’s previous career experience includes managing Efficiency Nova Scotia’s Commercial New Construction program, teaching in NSCC’s energy sustainability engineering technology program, conducting impact assessments of proposed tidal energy development sites, and designing building automation systems. She has been monitoring her carbon footprint since the age of ten, and is passionate about helping society understand and redefine the complex systems that shape our relationship with the earth – with the ultimate goal of reducing anthropogenic impacts on the natural world. Anne holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering from Western and a Master’s in Physical Oceanography from Dalhousie.