Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC)
![Ericsson Limited technicians repair a CCTV camera installed by Safaricom along Wayaki Way, Nairobi, in October 2015. The smart electricity meter project is the latest diversification opportunity for Safaricom, which has capitalized on its status as the leading network service provider for multi-billion shilling partnerships. [Photo/ NMG]](https://i0.wp.com/businesstoday.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/saf.jpg?fit=680%2C382&ssl=1)
Safaricom Eyes Ksh53B from Kenya Power Deal
Senior figures within Kenya Power, however, are pushing for further review of the revenue share agreement between Kenya Power and Safaricom arguing that...
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Kenya Power Transformers Set for Auction Over Unpaid Taxes
The transformers were shipped into the country in 2014, at a time when the state-owned monopoly was embarking on an ambitious plan to...
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Why KPLC Could Compensate You for Your Next Blackout
Black-outs have seen many of KPLC's biggest industrial customers invest in their own energy generation capabilities in recent years, in a bid to...
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Kenya Power Eyes Telco Billions With Fibre Optic Network Extension
Kenya Power launched its fibre optic business in 2010 after being issued with issued with a Network Facility Provider - Tier 2 License...
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Kenya Power to Install Solar Panels as Consumers’ Shift Threatens Revenues
Many consumers have sought to install solar to avoid high power costs by KPLC as well as constant black-outs. Now, the state-owned firm...
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Kengen to Begin Direct Power Sales Ending KPLC Monopoly
The Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) is on track to begin direct power sales to consumers pending the finalization of regulations on enforcement...
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