Mohamed Adow: Will the Dangote refinery meet the energy needs of tomorrow? Development should be judged not only by what a project produces today, but by what it leaves for generations yet unborn. Guest Blogs 1 hour ago
By the time this Sh2 trillion refinery is completed, the transport system will have moved further towards electricity, and so we are pouring our time and money into infrastructure designed for the economy of the past.
There is another fundamental question surrounding this whole project: what energy will run the refinery?
Its scale is truly extraordinary, but so too is the question it raises: is Kenya focusing on the energy economy of tomorrow, or on the infrastructure of yesterday?
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