The Kenya Power profit is primarily supported by increased electricity revenue, mainly driven by higher electricity sales across all customer categories and consumption from 411,710 new customers added during the year
MoreThe Engineers undertook a 4-month intensive classroom training at Kenya Power’s Institute of Energy Studies and Research (IESR).
MoreThe suspect, Lukas Nyangau Minyonga, was arraigned in court on Thursday, July 9, 2026, to take a plea on 3 (three) charges and was released on a KSh 1.5 million bond.
MoreKenya Power has recorded surging electricity sales, having grown by 113% over the last 34 months from 13,500 kWh (units).
MoreThe rulings delivered between March and May 2026 highlight the gravity of electricity vandalism under the Energy Act, 2019.
MoreAs of 2025, Kenya had registered cumulatively over 35,000 EVs, comprising mostly two-wheelers.
MoreThe new record attained on 4th December 2025 comes after a previous peak demand of 2,418.77 MW recorded on 18th November 2025
MoreKenya Power will stop receiving manual electricity connection applications at its service centres and banking halls.
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