Kenya Power’s revenue has been premised largely on growing demand for power from customers, a driver likely to be tapered if the utility loses some of its largest consumers to producers turned...
By
Kepha Muiruri
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Utility company Kenya Power is expected to cancel out losses from the end of its monopoly in electricity sales with the lease of its infrastructure as analysts see a structural shift in the company’s business model.
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There are no magic bullets to lower the cost of power. Kenya must run competitive procurement processes open to all.
