For over two decades, Dr. Ahmed Al Jibouri has played a pioneering role in advancing the oil, gas, and energy sectors across the Middle East and beyond. From refinery development and chemical blending to strategic EPC projects and clean energy ventures, his work reflects a commitment to long-term industrial impact, economic growth, and energy security.
With a footprint in 20+ countries and deep technical expertise in chemical engineering, Dr. Al Jibouri’s energy portfolio has been instrumental in shaping modern energy infrastructure and enabling strategic self-sufficiency for governments and industries alike.
Key Projects & Initiatives
1. CHIMEC Iraq Partnership (1998–2016)
Served as Regional Director for CHIMEC S.p.A, Italy, leading the supply of critical chemicals to Iraq’s oil & gas sector during a period of embargo. Successfully established Iraq’s first chemical blending unit in collaboration with the Ministry of Oil — a pioneering milestone in the country’s energy independence.
2. AUOP-Licensed Refinery Projects
Led the implementation of UOP technologies across multiple Iraqi refineries, driving modernization in refining processes, fuel quality, and production efficiency. These projects represent strategic partnerships in upgrading national refining capabilities.
3. Aqaba Oil Storage Terminal (Jordan)
Founder and strategic developer of the region’s first private oil storage terminal in Aqaba, Jordan — executed in partnership with ADC Jordan. The facility supports regional fuel logistics and trading, reinforcing energy flexibility and infrastructure diversification.
4. Isomerization & Naphtha Splitter Plants
Delivered major EPC projects including a 10,000 BPSD Isomerization Unit and Light Naphtha Splitter, enabling higher-octane fuel production and downstream efficiency.
5. Topping Unit – 40,000 Barrels/Day
Oversaw the engineering and execution of a large-scale topping unit, bolstering domestic crude processing and fueling national consumption needs.
Strategic Vision
Dr. Al Jibouri’s approach to energy is not only operational — it’s geopolitical. His investments serve broader goals of economic sovereignty, regional cooperation, and energy resilience in a rapidly evolving global landscape.