Renewable Energy Kenya

  • NEWSAfrican Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina speaks during a panel discussion at the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit on expanding electricity access across Africa.
    By Caroline WavinyaAugust 7, 2026
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    Kenya shifts from planning to delivery as Mission 300 energy implementation gathers pace

    Kenya is stepping up implementation of its Mission 300 National Energy Compact as the government intensifies efforts to deliver universal electricity access and clean cooking solutions by 2030. The renewed push follows a two-day implementation support workshop that brought together government agencies, development partners and energy sector stakeholders to strengthen coordination and fast track delivery of the country’s energy target.…

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    Tawheda AliJune 24, 2026
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    Sustainability Is Emerging as a Competitive Advantage for Business

    Sustainability is now evolving into a strategic business imperative, helping companies build resilience, remain competitive, and unlock opportunities for long-term growth. As markets continue to shift and investors become more conscious of environmental and social issues, businesses are increasingly recognizing that sustainable practices are closely linked to future success. Across industries, organizations are embedding sustainability into their operations, not only…

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  • GREEN FINANCEPresident William Ruto shakes hands with European Commission Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen during a meeting in Brussels, Belgium, where they discussed trade, digital transformation, connectivity infrastructure and implementation of the EU-Kenya Economic Partnership Agreement.
    George KamauJune 8, 2026
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    A Europe Tour Puts Kenya’s Green Economy Ambitions Before Investors

    President William Ruto has begun a three-country European tour as Kenya steps up efforts to attract capital into sectors tied to energy transition, manufacturing and technology. The visits to Belgium, Norway and Finland place investment promotion at the centre of Kenya’s diplomatic agenda at a time when governments across Africa are competing for international financing linked to climate and industrial…

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  • NEWSCo-operative University of Kenya inks 40MW solar deal with Chinese firm
    Editorial DeskDecember 29, 2025
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    Co-operative University of Kenya inks 40MW solar deal with Chinese firm

    The Co-operative University of Kenya (CUK) has signed a multi-billion shilling agreement with Chinese renewable energy firm Shandong Dahai Group to develop a 40-megawatt (MW) solar power plant. The project, dubbed the “Chancellor Legacy Programme,” was formalized this December following high-level talks between Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, CUK Chancellor Dr. Bernard Chitunga, and senior executives from Dahai Solar. Unlike…

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