Olajide Adedoyin Adeleke is a very passionate renewable energy enthusiast with strong interest and growing experiences in solving the energy poverty in Nigeria and in Africa through the use of distributed energy resources (DER), off-grid and mini-grid renewable energy infrastructures solutions leading to global net zero emissions.

 He has a Bachelor of Technology in Physics Electronics from the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA). He possesses a Masters of Technology degree in Energy Physics with numerous trainings relating to renewable energy, information technology, GIS, and Health Safety and environment.

He is also an experienced IT support personnel member with over 8 years work experience in PEPFAR/USAID supported HIV/Tuberculosis intervention projects implemented by Family Health International (FHI 360) and Chemonics International Achieving Health Nigeria initiative (Ahni). His achievements during this period included the deployments of cutting-edge Solar/IT infrastructures to ensure success of the projects in the supported communities within North-Eastern BAY states. At GEPA, he is part of the IT team, driving improvement initiatives using technology.