) has an installed generation capacity of 1,904 MW, of which over 86% is drawn from green sources, namely: hydro , geothermal , and wind . The rest is generated from fossil fuels at its thermal power plants. KenGen is the largest power generating company in Kenya. There are several independent power producers as well in Kenya and the country’s total installed capacity is now 3,000 MW.
The four vehicles, which include two SUVs and two double-cabin pickups, will primarily be used for data collection and policy development as the company prepares to install over 30 EV charging stations across the country in 2023. The venture is part of the NSE-listed company’s environmental and economic sustainability plan to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by inspiring confidence for wider EV adoption across the country.
“I am glad to announce that in the next one year, we plan to roll out about 30 EV charging stations in major cities across the country. The four acquired EVs we are launching today will give the company first-hand experience and data on electric vehicles,” he said, adding that this is an endeavor they seek to conduct collectively with other stakeholders.
He added that the rollout will be used to develop a blueprint for the conversion of the company’s fleet from Internal Combustion Engine to electric vehicles as well as advice broader strategies on similar trends in the market by other players. This will also enable the company to save on fuel and maintenance costs, thus creating value for shareholders.
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