Dr. Tade Oyewunmi is an international energy and natural resources law professor and advisor who writes about the legal and policy issues impacting natural gas and electricity markets, international business transactions, and the development of clean energy technologies such as hydrogen, wind energy, carbon capture, and storage projects. He has held several academic positions in the US and internationally, including serving as an Associate Editor, OGEL Energy Law Journal. He was a Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Oregon School of Law, Oregon, USA, where he taught (i) energy and international transactions, (ii) air pollution and the environment, (iii) international business transactions (LLM), and (iv) sustainable business law.  Before then, he was an Assistant Professor and Senior Energy Research Fellow at Vermont Law School, VT, USA, and an international energy law and policy scholar at the Center for Climate Change, Energy and Environmental Law, UEF Law School, Finland, University of Houston Law Center, and Tulane University Center for Energy Law, Louisiana, USA. In these roles, his research and teaching engagements bordered on the security of energy supply and decarbonization issues.

Dr. Oyewunmi practiced as an Attorney in Nigeria since 2006 advising on international energy and commercial transactions, project finance, and dispute resolution matters. He is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association, the American Bar Association (Affiliate), the Institute for Energy Law at the Center for American and International Law; and the Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law (formerly Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation). ​

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