Africa Forward Summit in Kenya tells continent to embrace smart energy to drive economy
Addressing delegates that comprised policymakers, investors, entrepreneurs, engineers and development leaders, Piron argued that Africa’s next economic transformation will depend not only on generating electricity, but on building the transmission and digital infrastructure capable of moving power efficiently across borders, industrial plants and cities.
Kenya Electricity Generating Company profits soar to decade-high driven by rising energy demand
KenGen Board Chair Alfred Agoi explained that the company had reached a defining moment following the signing of an agreement with the Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) that gives KenGen the mandate to develop and operate Kenya’s first nuclear power plant.
