New Developments in Kenya’s Energy Space
Beyond the horizon, past the distant shades of evening glow and mystical nights, what’s the picture of Kenya’s future energy
Exclusive: Inside Kenya’s 95pc Green Energy Mix
Kenya is among a handful of nations worldwide generating and consuming electricity almost completely from renewable sources. Geothermal is serving
Kenya: Why Masinga Hydropower Dam Should Be Desilted
Power sector experts from the Netherlands have advised power producer KenGen not to raise Masinga dam wall as a way
Kenya’s Energy Transformation In The Eyes Of An Octogenarian Engineer
Hindpal Jabbal bought his first car, a Volkswagen 504, at a cost of four thousand shillings ($40) in 1960, three
Why Kenya’s Solar and Wind Farms Easily Hit Grid Parity
Globally, the concept of grid parity has been hailed as the holy grail of the transition to renewables. Constructing solar
Convergence Of Business Models Lifts Off-grid Solar Market
The rapid growth of off-grid solar market is being propelled by a convergence of progressive business models, resulting in sharp
Kenya’s Green Energy Generation Mix Hits 99% At Weekend
Kenya’s electricity generation has been one percentage point shy of hitting the 100 percent green mix holy grail at weekends,
Why France Is Investing Billions In East Africa’s Green Projects
The French Development Agency (AFD) has been promoting sustainable development in the region through green projects financing, including geothermal and
Island Boy Who Swims To School Dreams Of Becoming Solar Irrigation Farmer
Most people know Fourteen Falls, a cascade of waterfalls on the outskirts of Thika, as a recreational site, a date
Kenya’s Geothermal Agency Turns to Virtual Training of Staff
Geothermal Development Company (GDC) has installed simulators at its training complex for virtual training of its technicians on drilling steam