Kenya triples long-term power target for renewable energy
“Kenya’s renewable resource base is a major advantage, but electricity prices are determined by the whole system, not only by the cost of power generation,” said Albert Nganga, senior regulatory manager at CrossBoundary Energy.
The move will strengthen the country’s position as a global leader in renewable energy, with Kenya already producing 93 per cent of its electricity using renewable sources.
Amid surging demand for power and the need to support industrialisation, Kenya has tripled its long-term target for expanding its renewable energy capacity.
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