Anne Martinelli

Anne Martinelli has extensive experience in sustainability policy and advocacy, primarily within the energy efficiency and climate change sectors. Currently serving as Principal Policy Officer for Low Emissions Buildings Policy at the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, Anne has contributed to Victoria's energy efficiency standards for new homes and led emissions reduction efforts in agriculture and waste sectors. Previous roles include Interim Executive Director at the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council and Climate Resilient Homes Advocacy Manager at Renew. Anne's earlier career includes significant contributions to campaigns at Environment Victoria and Oxfam Australia, alongside a consulting practice focused on sustainability strategy. Anne holds a Bachelor of Agricultural Science from the University of Melbourne, a Graduate Diploma in Development Studies from Monash University, and a Master's in Social Science from RMIT University.