Center for Energy and Environment
Russ Landry is a Senior Mechanical Engineer at the Center for Energy and Environment, where responsibilities include energy analysis, technical direction, and detailed project reviews for building energy efficiency initiatives since June 1989. With a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Minnesota, Landry began as an Engineering Intern before progressing through various roles, including field research and building energy simulations. From July 2009 to June 2020, Landry held multiple leadership positions in the Minnesota Chapter of ASHRAE, contributing to technical education and chapter administration. Earlier, Landry served as a Tutor/Advisor for the University of Minnesota Honors Program and as a Research Assistant in the Mechanical Engineering and Physiology Departments.
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Center for Energy and Environment
CEE is a community-based clean energy nonprofit with special expertise in energy efficiency that stretches back 40 years. Data-driven and community-engaged, our team is passionate about discovering and deploying the most effective solutions to strengthen the economy and improve the environment. We are committed to creating an open and welcoming workplace with an emphasis on work–life balance. Open-door communication is invited, and diverse backgrounds and points of view are encouraged. Our great culture has resulted in CEE being named one of the Top 150 Workplaces in Minnesota by the Star Tribune.