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A new chapter in powering Lodwar is taking shape.
For years, keeping Lodwar and its environs powered has come at a significant cost. Diesel generators currently supply electricity to the town, with annual operating expenses estimated at KShs.900 million.
Connecting Lodwar to the national grid could change that equation.
The extension of the power line from Lokichar to Lodwar will reduce reliance on diesel generation, with the cost of the connection almost equivalent to what is spent running the generators in just one year.
More than 80,000 residents stand to benefit from a more reliable and sustainable electricity supply. The connection will also provide the capacity to meet Lodwar's growing energy demands and support its economic development.
For a town with growing energy needs, access to the national grid is an important step towards making that growth possible.
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The Eldoret plant grinds clinker from Cemtech’s Sebit plant in West Pokot into finished cement. Already a major Kenya Power customer, the Sebit plant draws 16 MW to run its heavy-duty industrial motors and is designed to produce two million tonnes of clinker a year.
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Kenya Power’s Board and Senior Management today toured Devki Group’s Cemtech cement grinding plant in Jua Kali, Eldoret. The plant currently draws about 6 MW through a dedicated 132 kV line and is poised to become one of Kenya Power’s major industrial customers in the North Rift.
Getting healthcare shouldn't depend on how far you live from a facility.
We handed over four electric motorcycles to Boda Girls in Ukwala, Siaya County, helping connect communities to essential healthcare while creating income opportunities for women. 1/3
He reaffirmed Kenya Power's readiness to embrace an evolving energy market while maintaining its commitment to reliable supply, transparency and predictable partnerships.
His message to investors was clear: "Every investor in Kenya depends on a strong Kenya Power. We are getting stronger." 3/3
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As Kenya positions itself as Africa's energy capital, the strength of its electricity infrastructure and the partnerships behind it will be critical.
Speaking yesterday at the opening plenary of Powerelec Expo Kenya 2026, Samson Ondiek, Programme Manager for the Kenya Green and Resilient Expansion for Energy (GREEN) Programme, highlighted Kenya Power's growing strength: serving over 10 million customers, investing KShs.28 billion in its network in the last finacial year and recording a third consecutive year of profitability. 1/3
Mr Ondiek, who represented our Managing Director and CEO, also underscored the Company's clean energy progress, with 91% of electricity supplied in FY2025/26 coming from clean sources.
Looking ahead, he outlined the opportunities emerging from sector reforms, including grid modernisation, smart metering, battery storage, e-mobility and regional power trade. 2/3
Whether you're curious about electric mobility, exploring cleaner energy solutions or looking to do business with us, come say hello!
Find us at Sarit Expo Centre from 10th to 12th November. 2/2
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The future of energy is taking shape, and we're right here in the conversation!
Kenya Power is at the Powerelec Expo Kenya 2026, bringing a closer look at the innovations and solutions driving the country's evolving energy landscape.
From an electric bike showcasing our e-mobility to our clean cooking solutions, there's plenty to explore at our booth. Our Customer Experience team is also on hand to engage visitors, answer questions and connect with prospective partners and investors. 1/2
Five years ago, our #Emobility customer base was just getting started. Today, 543 customers are running on our network, and the road ahead is only getting more electric. We’re already charged up.
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Five years ago, we set out to connect more homes, strengthen our network and keep pace with the country's growing energy needs.
Follow along as we unpack five years of progress, one number at a time.
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Through our Luku Safi initiative, we have provided over 1,000 school uniforms to learners in Nairobi and Kiambu Counties, while creating livelihood opportunities for local tailors.
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In five years, 1.5 million more of you joined the grid, and electricity access moved from 70% to 76%. Homes, businesses, even the streetlights on your road grew with us.
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Five years can make a significant difference. Between FY 2021/22 and FY 2025/26, we have made strides in strengthening generation capacity, expanding the national grid, increasing customer connections, meeting growing electricity demand, and improving our financial performance.
Beyond the numbers, these achievements reflect our continued investment in the infrastructure, capacity, and systems needed to power Kenya's growth.
Five years on, our journey of growth and transformation continues.
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As families and communities come together to celebrate the Festival of Lights, may the season bring renewed hope, happiness, and prosperity.
#HappyDiwali to you and your loved ones!
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