Dr Ojotule Onoja

Post Nominals	PhD, MSc, BEng, AFHEA
Biography	Tule Onoja is a forward-thinking professional with an unwavering passion for making a meaningful impact in the world of Sustainable Process Engineering. Currently, Tule's research interest extends to the Lifecycle Analysis (LCA) and Techno-economic analysis of sustainable process design. Tule's research priorities are centred around evaluating the technical, economic, and environmental impact of sustainable designs at different technological readiness levels (TRL). Before joining RGU, Tule worked as a Sustainability Analyst with OFGEM, where he played a pivotal role in delivering the Renewable Heat Incentives and Renewable Obligation schemes to renewable energy users across the UK. This experience equipped Tule with a comprehensive understanding of the sustainability landscape in the energy sector. Beyond research and teaching, Tule is deeply committed to the community and the future of STEM. Currently volunteering as a STEM Ambassador, Tule passionately guides and inspires students in making informed career decisions in STEM-related areas. This role underscores Tule's dedication to nurturing the next generation of STEM enthusiasts.
Research Interests	Evaluating the technical, economic, and environmental impact of sustainable designs at different technological readiness levels (TRL). Sustainable Process Design Modelling Energy Systems Lifecycle Analysis of Sustainable Process & Designs (including Hydrogen Systems)
Teaching and Learning	Tule is currently Module Coordinator and teaches on the following module: BSM255 Managing Global Sustainability (MSc students) Tule also teaches on the following modules: BSM823 Capstone project
Scopus Author ID	57204876075
PhD Supervision Availability	Yes
PhD Topics	Evaluating the technical, economic, and environmental impact of sustainable designs at different technological readiness levels (TRL). Lifecycle Analysis of Energy (including Hydrogen) System Sustainable Process Design Techno-economical Analysis