08 Aug 2019
Kenya Power Report 2019/20 examines the effects of the new Energy Act, signed in to law by President Kenyatta in March 2019, and outlines the market’s attractions and downsides for power developers, financiers and other stakeholders.
Produced by the African Energy consultancy team and first published in August 2019, the report was revised in November 2019 to include a list of power generation projects that are operating, under construction or planned and a new medium-term outlook and analysis (2019-2029):
The report includes independent power generation forecasts based on the actual project development pipeline, with data drawn from African Energy Live Data – our proprietary database of more than 6,500 power projects and plants.
The pipeline (2019-2024) displays installed on-grid capacity at years-end, and only includes those generation projects which are in development and are considered to have a realistic prospect of reaching commercial operations within the announced timeframes.
1. Executive summary
2. Politics
3. Macroeconomic overview
4. Power sector overview
5. Policy and regulation
6. From the newsletter
Map: Kenya's electricity infrastructure
Map: Kenya's oil and gas infrastructure
7. Resource availability
Map: Geothermal, wind and solar resources
8. Competitive landscape
9. Transmission and distribution
10. Off-grid
11. Demand and supply outlook
Data tables
Annex - Tariff schedule
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Kenya Power Report 2019/2020
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Format: PDF
Pages: 72
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