Oluwafemi Ige, PhD

Oluwafemi Ezekiel Ige is a Research Associate in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Alberta, Canada, and a leading voice in environmental sustainability and emissions reduction. His work spans multiple domains, including Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Environmental Analysis, Climate Change, Sustainability Research, Materials Science and Composites.

Ige has made significant contributions to the evaluation of environmental impacts of products, processes, and systems, using LCA methodologies to assess sustainability across industries such as energy, construction, and manufacturing. His research in this area has contributed to the development of strategies for environmental management and pollution control while promoting sustainable practices in industrial activities.

Also, Ige has made significant contributions to Sustainability Research, exploring the integration of economic, environmental, and social considerations into decision-making processes. His work in this area has provided valuable insights into the development of sustainable solutions for various sectors, including energy, transportation, and construction.

In addition to his academic contributions, Ige is actively engaged in real-world solutions to pressing environmental challenges, particularly in Africa and advocates for comprehensive policy frameworks that prioritize renewable energy, carbon capture, and sustainable industrial practices.

Furthermore, He believes that Africa has the potential to leapfrog traditional energy solutions by embracing clean technologies and adopting strict emissions regulations. By combining academic rigor with practical solutions, Ige contributes to global efforts toward achieving net-zero emissions and positions Africa as a potential leader in the green economy.