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KenGen is seeking approval from Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority(EPRA) to transmit and distribute electricity within its own Olkaria Green Energy Park. The Green Energy Park is KenGen flagship platform for attracting and nurturing future-focused industries powered by 100% renewable geothermal energy. Designed to give investors unmatched energy security, cost efficiency, and a sustainability advantage, […]
KenGen is betting on direct sale of electricity at prices lower than the retail tariff, as one of the incentives to attract investors at its Green Energy Park, where 8,292 acres are up for grabs.
Weak wind and solar generation is forcing Kenya Power to cut supply during peak evening demand as pressure builds on the national grid.
Rationing forces businesses to seek alternative power sources or scale down operations, underscoring its adverse impact on the economy.
Kenya Power recorded cumulative revenue of KES 382 million from electric vehicle (EV) charging over the past 34 months
Wind and solar power generated more electricity worldwide than gas in April 2026, marking a historic milestone in the shift away from fossil fuels, according to new analysis by the British energy research group Ember. The two renewable sources together supplied 22% of global electricity production last month, edging out natural gas at 20%. In […]
Kenya Power (KPLC) has announced a financial milestone in the country’s transition toward sustainable transport, reporting cumulative revenues of KES 382 million from the electric vehicle (EV) charging sector over a 34-month period
Kenya Power, state-owned electricity distributor, has announced a record growth in income from the e-mobility sector with sales surging by over 113% in three years and cumulatively earning KSh 382 in revenue. The monthly revenue from EVs charging increased from KSh 873,907 in July 2023 to a peak of KShs.35 million in February 2026, underscoring […]
EPRA has approved three fresh charges that will now follow every Kenyan into the meter: KSh 3.47 per kilowatt-hour for fuel costs, KSh 1.23 per kilowatt-hour for foreign exchange losses, and KSh 0.0154 per kilowatt-hour for a water levy.
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced a significant increase in fuel prices for the monthly pricing cycle commencing May 15 and concluding June 14, 2026
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