Harley Berry Limited, a contractor for Kenya Power, has lost its appeal against a Ksh 317.9 million Value Added Tax (VAT) assessment after the Tax Appeals Tribunal upheld the Kenya Revenue Authority’s ruling. The Tribunal rejected Harley Berry’s appeal on the basis that the company had not produced the documents to substantiate its disputed input
Kenya Power has launched performance management contracts for more than 6,000 union employees in a move aimed at strengthening accountability, improving productivity and enhancing service delivery to customers. In a press release dated Wednesday, August 19, 2026, Kenya Power said the move followed more than two decades of negotiations between management and employees represented by
Kenya Power has called for careful management of variable renewable energy sources such as wind and solar to protect the stability and reliability of the national electricity grid. The utility said the growing share of variable renewable energy (VRE) could create challenges for the grid because wind and solar generation can rise or fall suddenly.
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