Kenya is renegotiating power purchase agreements to phase out costly take-or-pay clauses and require renewable energy producers to invest in battery storage systems.
Kenya Power Chief Executive Joseph Siror. [File, Standard]
Kenya has begun negotiating new power purchase agreements (PPAs) with electricity producers after a seven-year freeze.
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