Kenya is growing, demand continues to rise, it is only prudent that the quest for cheaper power is followed by actions that lead to that.
By
Peninah Njakwe
Head of Programmes & Communications
Electricity Sector Association of Kenya
Institutions require a measure of rules and guidelines to maintain order and steer growth. It is no different even in the energy sector. While churches have the Bible, countries have the constitution, the energy sector in Kenya has the Least Cost Power Development Plan (LCPD).
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