Kenya Power and Lighting Company has announced growth in income from the e-mobility sector, with electricity sales from electric vehicle (EV) charging reaching Ksh 382 million over 34 months. In a press release dated May 21, Kenya Power said the growth reflects a sharp increase in EV adoption across the country, supported by expanding infrastructure
President William Ruto has unveiled a duty-free import plan for electric vehicles in a move aimed at easing pressure from rising fuel costs. Speaking at State House on May 22, 2026, Ruto said that the policy supports a wider shift toward clean energy. It also seeks to reduce Kenya’s dependence on fossil fuels. The announcement
Kenya Power is playing a central role in enabling the growth of the electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem. By enabling EVs, Kenya Power will reduce the use of fuel-powered vehicles. In a statement, Kenya Power said the move aligns with Kenya’s growing focus on clean energy and sustainable transport solutions. In addition, the utility continues to
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