Mohammed Adil Jabbar is an accomplished power generation and infrastructure executive with more than 25 years of experience across the energy, EPC/EPCM, construction, commissioning, operations, and maintenance sectors. He has extensive experience leading large-scale gas-fired and combined-cycle power projects across Iraq and the wider region, with a career portfolio exceeding 5,000 MW of power generation capacity.
Throughout his career, Mohammed has held senior leadership positions with responsibility for project execution, construction management, commissioning and start-up, plant Management (operations and maintenance), contractor and OEM coordination, technical management, and transition from EPC delivery to long-term operations.
His key project experience includes the 5,000 MW Bismayah Combined-Cycle Power Plant in Iraq, the 1,737 MW Mintia Combined-Cycle Power Plant in Romania, and major power projects in Iraq Erbil CCGT 1,500 MW, Sulaimaniyah CCGT 1500 MW, 1200MW in Baiji thermal power plant, and 462 MW Mulla Abdullah Power Plant.
He has Power Plant Relocation experience and extensive hands-on and leadership experience across major gas turbine technologies and OEMs, including GE, Siemens, Alstom, Ansaldo and John Brown, covering multiple turbine platforms including GE Frame 9E and 9F, Siemens H-Class technologies, GE Frame 6/6B, Frame 5 and Ansaldo AE-series equipment. His experience spans new-build projects, commissioning and start-up, plant operations, maintenance, outages, and asset transition.
His areas of expertise include CCGT development and execution, EPC/EPCM leadership, construction, commissioning and start-up, O&M, power plant relocation, project recovery, contractor and OEM management, and multidisciplinary team leadership.
Mohammed holds a BSc in Mechanical Engineering and has professional working fluency in English, Arabic and Kurdish, with Turkish. Known for a practical, results-oriented leadership style, he emphasizes HSE, accountability, proactive coordination and efficient delivery of complex power projects.
