Kenya’s Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) currently accounts for about 20% of the grid and during the day, that can rise to 34%. The opportunity is huge. So is the need to balance it with firm, dependable generation. As VRE capacity grows, the grid must grow with it.

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    Turns out, keeping the lights on sometimes means taking to the skies. This is one of the many ways Kenya Power teams safely access critical infrastructure, carrying engineers wher…

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    Planned power maintenance: Congo area, Kahawa West Today, our team is carrying out power maintenance in Congo, Kahawa West. To safely complete the works, customers in the area wil…

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    Wind and solar are Variable Renewable Energy sources (VREs) because their output changes depending on weather conditions. Today, VREs account for 34% of the energy mix during dayt…

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    Here's a close-up of something you'll find on the power network. Tunataka kuona kama mmekua mkipay attention in class. Nani anajua? Bonus if you also know what it does #PamojaTwan…

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    Our electric mobility engineer, Ian Kipruto, (extreme right) explains the ABCs of an electric vehicle to curious attendees during the 5th Association of Consulting Engineers of Ke…

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    Our Managing Director & CEO, Dr. (Eng.) Joseph Siror, was among panelists at the Association of Consulting Engineers of Kenya (ACEK) Conference 2026 that kicked off yesterday…

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