Ademulegun Oluwasola

Oluwasola Ademulegun is a Researcher at Ulster University's Faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment, affiliated with the Belfast School of Architecture and the Centre for Sustainable Technologies. His work focuses on energy storage, renewable energy integration, and sustainability strategies.

• PhD in Locational Net Benefit Analysis for Mass Energy Storage (Ulster University, 2022)
• MSc in Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy (Swansea University, 2018)
• BSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Federal University of Technology, Akure, 2014)

His research spans energy systems, demand flexibility, and grid optimization, with a focus on retiring fossil fuel plants. Key areas include wind energy in the UK, solar energy in Africa/Australia, and equitable electric vehicle charging policies. Recent work analyzes spatiotemporal flexibility needs and EV charging strategies.

Publications trend toward energy storage (100% Scopus fingerprint), demand flexibility (82%), and grid integration. He received the Dean's Award (2020) for research excellence, with contributions to energy economics, healthcare storage, and transport electrification.