Mike Maudsley has been appointed as General Manager for Suez-Tractebel Operation and Maintenance Oman (STOMO) in Oman and will be responsible for the Company’s operations in the Sultanate of Oman.
Mike Maudsley joins STOMO from the UK where he was Station Manager for the Deeside and Shotton CCGT power stations. Prior to this, Mike has spent 20 years in a variety of Power Industry roles covering Engineering Development, Construction and Commissioning of CCGT and CHP plants, Energy Trading and Operations of Coal, Gas and Pumped Storage Power Stations.
Commenting on his first stint in the Middle East, Mike Maudsley said, “STOMO, in Oman has gained a well-earned reputation as the leading operations and maintenance provider in the Energy and Power sector. I am excited to undertake the role of General Manager in the Sultanate, where the Company has already spearheaded exceptional projects, and look forward to moving forward in line with STOMO’s vision to maintain our position as a market leader for the operations and maintenance of power plants throughout the Middle East.”
Mike Maudsley will report to the Board of STOMO and will closely interact with the Company’s shareholders to benefit from their huge pool of resources and expertise in related fields and strong presence in the Middle East, coupled with a diversified portfolio of IPPs/IWPPs.
Mike Maudsley stated further, “In addition to my wealth of technical power plant experience, I also hope to utilise my extensive Power Trading background and Electricity Market knowledge for the potential future deregulation of Oman’s electricity system.” As a part of his role, Mike will also interface with Johan Van Kerrebroeck, the GDF Suez Head of Asset Management in KSA, Oman and Qatar.
A graduate from the Aston University in the UK, Mike Maudsley holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electro-Mechanical Engineering and has also gained an MBA from Aston Business School. He is a Chartered Engineer and is also a Fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineering.