Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi

Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi leads the strategic development of Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar), a leading global commercial enterprise in renewable energy and clean technologies. With a career spanning more than three decades in the energy sector, he brings significant experience in strategic leadership, internal audit, risk management, and financial acumen. Under his leadership, Masdar has developed into one of the world's leading clean energy companies, with a combined global project portfolio of over 51GW of clean energy capacity, targeting a renewable energy portfolio capacity of 100GW by 2030 while aiming to be a leading producer of green hydrogen.

Al Ramahi has played an instrumental role in the company's emergence, both as a catalyst for renewable energy in the Arab world and as an early adopter of advanced clean technologies at scale in key international markets. Under his leadership, a Masdar-led consortium was chosen to develop the 800-megawatt third phase of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai in partnership with Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), after quoting a record-low price for solar power of 2.99 US cents per kilowatt-hour.

Career History

• Head of Internal Audit & Compliance, Masdar (2008) — established the firm's enterprise risk management function
• Director of Corporate Services & Financial Affairs, Masdar (March 2011)
• Chief Financial Officer, Masdar (December 2012)
• Chief Operating Officer, Masdar (2013–2016) — drove substantial bottom line growth and operational efficiencies
• Head of Internal Audit and Risks Management, Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Limited (GASCO) — prior to joining Masdar

Al Ramahi holds a bachelor's degree in business administration & finance from the University of Evansville. In addition to his role as CEO, Al Ramahi holds prominent board positions including Chairman of the Masdar Executive Committee, Vice-Chair of the Global Council on Sustainable Development Goals, and director positions at Emirates Waste to Energy Company, Samruk-Kazyna (Kazakhstan's Sovereign Wealth Fund), and Shuaa Energy 2 and 4 PSC.

What Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi could bring to CEO at Masdar: Drawing on nearly two decades at Masdar since 2008, Al Ramahi's deep institutional knowledge, combined with his demonstrated expertise in financial stewardship, enterprise risk management, and operational efficiency, positions him to continue scaling Masdar's global clean energy portfolio. His track record of strategic project delivery—exemplified by record-low solar tariffs and multi-billion-dollar acquisitions—coupled with his established relationships across 40+ countries and his leadership on green hydrogen initiatives, equips him to advance Masdar's ambitious 100GW renewable target by 2030 while navigating the complex geopolitical and commercial landscape of the global energy transition.