Kenya Pipeline Company PLC (KPC) has announced two significant agreements that it says will strengthen its role in Kenya’s petroleum supply chain and support long-term revenue generation. In a statement dated Thursday August 26, 2026, the company disclosed the material contracts to shareholders, investors and other stakeholders, saying the agreements involve its wholly owned subsidiary,
Kenya and Rwanda have signed three key agreements that will allow Rwanda to import bulk refined petroleum products through Kenya under a Government-to-Government (G-to-G) arrangement, in a move expected to strengthen regional trade and energy security. The agreements, signed on June 29 2026, at KASNEB Tower in Nairobi, include a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), a
The Kenya Pipeline Company PLC (KPC PLC) Foundation has expanded its Clean Energy Transition Programme to the Mukuru Viwandani area in Nairobi, focusing on poor households in the area by providing them with clean cooking solutions and building their resilience in case of fire accidents. In the ongoing phase of the programme, 100 households are
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