KenGen is betting on direct sale of electricity at prices lower than the retail tariff, as one of the incentives to attract investors at its Green Energy Park, where 8,292 acres are up for grabs.
By
John Mutua
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) is set to directly sell electricity to industries located in its park in Naivasha, as the firm moves to tap into a market opened up by recent legal changes.
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