Fikayo Omotesho conducts research that connects industrial needs for decarbonization with policies that help lower technology adoption barriers; and contributes to projects that address key challenges and opportunities related decarbonization of the industrial sector in the United States. She joined ACEEE in 2024.
Prior to joining ACEEE, Fikayo interned at Econsult Solutions as a research analyst, where she analyzed macroeconomic data including labor, population, and transportation trends to inform decision making by clients.
Fikayo holds a bachelor of science in economics from Drexel University.
Areas of Expertise:
- Macroeconomic impacts of industrial policies
- Renewable energy technologies
- Process optimization and efficiency
Authored by Fikayo Omotesho
Accelerating the Adoption of Limestone Calcined Clay Cement in the United States
Industrial Rate Impacts on Electrification Projects in Illinois and Michigan
New study points to rate structure reforms, supportive programs
Emerging Technologies Evaluation Framework
Effective State and Utility Programs to Accelerate Industrial Electrification
This topic brief highlights best practices from existing state and utility programs that support industrial electrification—specifically the deployment of industrial heat pumps (IHPs). These progra…
New Map Shows Industrial Electrification Gaining Momentum in U.S.
Industrial Boilers Keep Burning in Areas Exceeding Air Pollution Limits
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