The vacancies at KenGen, Nock, GDC, Epra and Ketraco are due to varied reasons, including resignations, run-out contracts as well as sackings.
By
John Mutua
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
A scramble is underway for chief executive positions in plum parastatals in the energy sector, which is currently awash with mega projects valued billions of shillings aimed at boosting Kenya’s electricity production and supply.
For decades, KPC has been treated as critical national infrastructure, controlling the transportation and storage of fuel…
KenGen is betting on direct sale of electricity at prices lower than the retail tariff, as one of the incentives to attract…
Uganda spent over Sh30 billion to acquire the 20.15 percent stake in KPC.
Ketraco’s search for a substantive CEO has intensified amid looming board term expiries and a court challenge to the recruitment…
GDC is contractually required to supply the steam that Globeleq and two other power producers use to generate electricity at the…
There are no magic bullets to lower the cost of power. Kenya must run competitive procurement processes open to all.
