Kenya pushes back plans for Sh968bn nuclear power plant to focus on renewables

Posted on :Wednesday , 3rd October 2018

Kenya’s Ministry of Energy has released an updated power development plan, unveiling the nation’s energy strategy between 2017 and 2037.

Under the strategy, construction of the planned Sh968bn (US$9.6bn) nuclear power plant has been postponed by nine years.

The plant had been initially intended for building in 2027, but is now set for 2036 at the earlie. . .

First phase of power pool project to be completion by mid 2019

Posted on :Friday , 17th August 2018

 Concluding the first phase of the region's power pool project, the Ethiopia and Kenya electricity transmission interconnector is anticipated to be completed next year.

National Electrical to Make Waves at the 7th Power & Energy Africa, Kenya

Posted on :Saturday , 19th May 2018

National Electrical Equipments Corporation, the brand that needs no introduction in India, will showcase the best of its technology at the 7th Power & Energy Africa, Kenya, an event that focuses on businesses and products solely related to the development of the power and energy industry. The exhibition will take place at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Nairobi from the 29th t. . .

Saudi Cable Company to participate at Power and Energy Kenya 2018

Posted on :Thursday , 17th May 2018

 The SCC Group is driven by one goal – the need to satisfy today’s demands for power and telecommunications systems. With this goal in mind, Saudi Cable Company will be participating at the 7th edition of Power and Energy Africa 2018 in Kenya at the Kenyatta International Convention Center (KICC), Nairobi from the 29th to 31st of May, 2018.

NTPC- Indian Giants Set to Debut at the 7th edition of Power and Energy Africa 2018 In Kenya.

Posted on :Friday , 27th April 2018

 NTPC the top power company of India with a commissioned capacity of 53,651 MW plans to become a 130 GW company by 2032. It feeds a fourth of India's electricity needs or as they say "NTPC lights up every fourth bulb in the country".

Having operations that match global standards, has led to it being known as one of the most efficient power companies in In. . .