The continued rise in both production and consumption points to increased economic activity, particularly in the manufacturing sector and among large...
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) will also be able to procure more transformers within its existing budget, thereby ensuring a consistent p...
Over 85 per cent of the transformers will be used to connect customers who have already paid for services, while the remaining units will replace thos...
The imposition of the excise duty has resulted in a significant increase in the cost of transformers, further raising the price of power and its conne...
Besides the Power Purchase Agreements, Kenya charges four taxes in addition to a forex charge, fuel surcharge and consumption charge, further driving...
Wandayi said power purchase agreements are vital for expanding the country’s energy infrastructure as they help attract the necessary investments need...
"I know my team because the vehicles were clamped...so many things were done, there was super annoyance. They persuaded me to respond in a particular...
Sakaja emphasised that while operational staff like drivers followed orders, administrative action had to be taken against those who issued the illega...
The legal action follows an ongoing dispute between Kenya Power and the Nairobi County government, which escalated when the utility company cut off el...
Duale condemned the actions of the county. "That was, I think, the lowest moment in terms of leadership of Nairobi County. You cannot use the environm...
KPLC also wants the county barred from parking its garbage trucks or vehicles at the entrance of the electricity vendor's offices obstructing movement...
At the same time, Sakaja apologised for the county’s handling of the matter, particularly the enforcement actions that saw county trucks block access...
In an attempt to resolve the dispute, the Nairobi County Assembly has proposed a debt swap, suggesting that Kenya Power offset its Sh4.8 billion wayle...
The dispute began after KPLC disconnected power to several county facilities on February 14, 2025 over an unpaid electricity bill of Sh3 billion.
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