Kenya Power has reported an increase in earnings, with profit before tax rising by Ksh 639 million to Ksh 36.01 billion. According to the company’s financial statements, profit after tax also increased by Ksh 522 million, representing a 2.13 per cent rise, to Ksh 24.99 billion. The improved performance translated into higher earnings per share,
Kenya Power has announced a planned maintenance exercise targeting various transformers in parts of Nairobi. In a statement dated September 15, Kenya Power said its teams are carrying out maintenance work on various transformers in Roysambu and Githurai this week from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. until Saturday. The company added that the exercise, being
Lodwar town and its environs are set to receive reliable electricity from Kenya’s national grid for the first time since independence, following the near completion of two major power projects in Turkana County. According to a press notice dated September 14, Kenya Power is constructing a 66/11kV Lodwar substation and a 90-kilometre 66kV power line