The oil marketer has installed solar systems at 154 outlets as businesses increasingly turn to alternative energy sources to lower costs and improve power reliability.
By
John Mutua
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
TotalEnergies Marketing Kenya now powers more than half of its fuel stations with solar energy as the oil marketer gradually reduces its reliance on the national grid to cut costs and secure a more stable electricity supply.
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