National Energy Policy 2025 – 2034

Prepared By Ministry of Energy & Petroleum- State Department for Energy - 2025

The National Energy Policy 2025–2034 is Kenya’s strategic framework aimed at achieving universal access to affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy by 2030. It focuses on expanding renewable energy, promoting clean cooking solutions, ensuring energy security, and driving green industrialization while supporting climate resilience and a just energy transition.

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Kenya 2024 Energy Policy Review

Prepared By International Energy Agency (IEA) - 2024

The IEA Energy Policy Review 2024 assesses Kenya’s progress towards universal electricity access, strong renewable energy development, and clean cooking adoption. It highlights Kenya’s leadership in expanding off-grid solar solutions, increasing renewable capacity, and modernizing the electricity grid while addressing challenges like power losses and regulatory coordination.

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Energy & Petroleum Statistics Report- 2024

Prepared By Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) - 2024

This report provides key statistics on the performance of the electricity, petroleum, and renewable energy subsectors during the financial year 2023/2024. It also highlights the performance of emerging technologies such as e-mobility and green hydrogen, concluding with a future outlook. 

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Energy & Petroleum Statistics Report for the Financial Year ended 30th June 2024

Prepared By Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) - 2024

The Energy & Petroleum Statistics Report for the financial year ending June 2024, published by Kenya’s Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), provides detailed data and analysis on the performance of the electricity, petroleum, LPG, and renewable energy subsectors. It highlightsgrowth in electricity generation, expanded access, increased renewable energy contribution, and trends in petroleum demand and pricing.

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Investor interest in Kenya’s renewable energy sector rises

Prepared By Economist Intelligence Unit - 2023

  • Underlining the appeal of Kenya’s renewable energy sector to foreign investors, several new projects and deals have been announced in 2023 to date, focused on geothermal and wind power. Adding to the positive outlook, the government, in February, lifted a near 18‑month suspension on the licensing of new independent power producers (IPPs) in a bid to boost generation capacity.
  • Kenya’s reliance on renewables for roughly 90% of its power needs—and the aim of lifting this to 100% by 2030—is helping to attract climate change mitigation financing from global sources. The main power-sector weaknesses...

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