Olusegun S. Tomomewo

Olusegun S. Tomomewo is an Assistant Professor of Energy Engineering at the Department of Energy and Petroleum Engineering, University of North Dakota, College of Engineering & Mines. His work bridges technical and economic aspects of energy systems, focusing on hydrogen energy technologies, decarbonization strategies, and energy management. He holds a PhD in Energy Engineering from the University of North Dakota (2021) and has multidisciplinary certifications including PMP and Certified Energy Manager.

Research Interests:

• Energy Systems Design & Optimization
• Hydrogen Production, Storage, and Fuel Cells
• CO2 Geological Storage & Decarbonization
• Energy Economics and Policy
• Machine Learning in Energy Applications

Scientific Awards:

• UND Departmental Excellence in Research (2023)
• SPE UND Best Leadership/Mentorship (2022)

Advising: Dr. Tomomewo has supervised 6 PhD and 3 MS students on topics spanning lithium-ion batteries, CO2 storage, and hydrogen systems. His recent publications (15 within 2023-2024) emphasize geological hydrogen storage, CO2 utilization, and hybrid renewable energy systems.

Professional Affiliations: Active in SPE, ARMA, APEGS, and Project Management Institute.