Kenya power map, July 2022

Kenyatta leaves mixed legacy for power sector


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Issue 465 - 24 Jul 2022 - By Dan Marks , Tonderayi Mukeredzi | 7 minute read

Progress in Kenya's energy sector has been mixed under President Uhuru Kenyatta. His successor will inherit an electricity supply industry (ESI) lacking strong unifying leadership at troubled utility Kenya Power – which is part-way through a turnaround – and at the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), as well as strained relations with many private investors.

Other items in the next government’s in-tray will be the long-delayed auctions for renewable energy (RE) projects, as well as power market deregulation and implementation of the net-metering policy.

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