Geothermal cemented its top spot among the energy mix generated by Kenya’s largest power producer KenGen, raking in Sh9.3 billion ($90.3 million) in the first half-year to December 2019. “Geothermal…
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Kenya’s Lake Turkana wind plant, which curtails power generation during nighttime when the country’s demand is low, could direct the surplus to electrify pumps for recycling hydroelectric dam water. The…
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Kenya’s largest power producer KenGen will enter the bottled water market in May with launch of its drinking water brand. The company, which is listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange…
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Marsabit is the best location in Kenya to set up a wind power plant while Nakuru is tops in solar. Ministry of Energy records along with satellite data indicate that…
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