Where Kenya Power Missed Cash Opportunities
Recent news coming from Kenya Power has been generating more heat than light and the company risks being swallowed whole
Recent news coming from Kenya Power has been generating more heat than light and the company risks being swallowed whole
Kenya constructed its first geothermal plant in 1981, the Olkaria 1. The East African nation has since built a fleet
Kenya has allocated $93 million (Sh9.3 billion) for development of geothermal energy in the 2020/21 financial year starting next month.
Solar energy costs have dropped by the steepest margin in the last 10 years among renewable sources, even as hydropower
Kenya is among a handful of nations worldwide generating and consuming electricity almost completely from renewable sources. Geothermal is serving
Government-owned power producer KenGen is for the first time teaming up with private investors to develop power plants, starting with
Until August 2017, Kenya’s capital Nairobi relied on a single overburdened transmission line for geothermal power supply from the steam
The board of Geothermal Development Company (GDC) has picked Jared Othieno as the new managing director. Engineer Othieno takes over
Africa accounts for a paltry 1.9 percent of the global share of developed renewable energy capacity, casting a light on
The story of Kenya’s latest geothermal power plant to go live, Olkaria V, goes back to January 2017 when construction