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Abridged report and financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2026.
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From the training of energy professionals to the development of practical solutions for the sector, the Institute of Energy Studies and Research (IESR) continues to play a vital role in Kenya Power’s growth and transformation.
On Monday, 2 November 2026, the Kenya Power Board, accompanied by the Managing Director and CEO, Dr. Eng. Joseph Siror FIEK and members of the Executive Committee, visited IESR for a full-day engagement showcasing the Institute’s work, achievements and vision for the future.
Hosted by IESR Director Dr. Jeremiah Kiplagat, the programme began with a presentation on the Institute’s history, strategic direction and role in building capacity, solving problems and scaling value across the energy sector. The Board also received updates on ongoing projects, future plans and the Institute’s consistent financial growth since 2021. 1/2
The engagement continued with a tour of IESR’s facilities, including the e-cooking demonstration kitchen, electrical laboratory, training field and solar plant, live line laboratory, Micro Grid Academy and meter central laboratory. The Board also visited the newly commissioned electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, marking another milestone in Kenya Power’s commitment to cleaner mobility.
The visit underscored IESR’s position as a centre of excellence in energy training, research and innovation, equipping professionals with the skills and practical knowledge needed to address the sector’s evolving challenges.
Through its work, IESR continues to contribute to Kenya Power’s long-term vision of a skilled workforce, improved service delivery and a more sustainable energy future. 2/2
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Powering Kenya Power’s Future: Kenya Power Board Visit to IESR
The future of Kenya’s energy sector is being shaped through innovation, skills development and practical solutions to emerging challenges.
Yesterday, the Kenya Power Board of Directors, accompanied by the Managing Director and CEO, Dr. (Eng.) Joseph Siror FIEK and members of the Executive Committee, visited the Institute of Energy Studies and Research (IESR) to learn about its achievements, ongoing projects and future plans.
Led by the Director, IESR, Dr. Jeremiah Kiplagat, the visit highlighted the Institute’s contribution to developing a skilled workforce, advancing energy innovation and supporting Kenya Power’s long-term goals. 1/2
A key highlight was the commissioning of the Institute’s new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The stations support both AC and DC charging and feature an application-based system for managing charging sessions and securing charging connectors.
Additional EV charging stations are also in the pipeline and will be rolled out at other locations in the coming months, expanding access to charging infrastructure and supporting Kenya’s transition to cleaner mobility.
The visit reaffirmed Kenya Power’s commitment to advancing energy innovation and preparing for the future of the energy sector. 2/2
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Some communities depend on off-grid stations for their electricity supply.
To keep these stations running, we regularly transports fuel to them to support continuous operations. As we approach the rainy season, we are stepping up preparations to ensure adequate fuel supplies are in place, particularly in areas where heavy rains may make access difficult.
This is part of our ongoing efforts to keep communities powered, whatever the weather.
#PowerThroughTheRain
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Kenya Power was named 1st Runner-Up among Kenya’s listed entities at the Champions of Governance Award held by the Institute of Certified Secretaries (ICS) in Nairobi yesterday evening.
The recognition was received on behalf of the Company by the General Manager, Legal, Regulatory Affairs and Company Secretary, Imelda Bore accompanied by other members of staff in the Board and Regulatory Affairs department. The accolade affirms Kenya Power's unwavering commitment to high standards of corporate governance, ethical leadership, transparency and accountability, as it continues to deliver on its mandate of providing reliable and stable electricity supply to millions of customers across the country.
Organised by ICS, the Award celebrate organisations that exemplify excellence in governance, ethical stewardship and institutional integrity across both the public and private sectors.
This recognition reinforces Kenya Power's position as a responsible corporate citizen and highlights the vital role of sound governance in driving operational excellence, stakeholder confidence and sustainable national development.
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1/2 An elderly woman, tired of relying on paraffin to light her home, made her way to the Kenya Power Kapsabet office, hoping to finally have electricity. Lovingly referred to as Gogo by the Kapsabet team, she walked into the office with quiet determination, assisted by a middle-aged woman who held her hand.
Her visit caught the attention of Josephat Mengich, an officer in the Business Development Department. The team wondered why none of her children had accompanied her or come to make the enquiry on her behalf. They would later learn that Gogo had lost her only son and was now living alone.
Despite her circumstances, she had not given up on her wish to have electricity. She had been setting aside small amounts on her Inua Jamii, and by the time she walked into the office, she had managed to save KShs. 5,000 towards the connection.
When Mengich learnt of her story, he shared it with his colleagues, proposing that they come together to help her realise this simple but deeply held wish.
2/2 The response was heartwarming. Following a site visit, verification and preparation of a quotation, the Kapsabet team came together and raised the full amount needed. The quotation has since been paid in full, bringing Gogo a step closer to having electricity in her home.
Perhaps the most touching part of her visit was what she told Mengich as she prepared to leave: "Kijana wangu, nimechoka kununua mafuta taa."
For Gogo, having electricity will mean finally being able to light her home without having to worry about buying paraffin. It is a small change that will make a real difference in her daily life.
Her story is also a reminder that sometimes, all it takes to change someone's circumstances is for another person to notice, listen and care.
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The Kenya Power & Lighting Company Plc. retweeted
Leo kwa menu? Creamy mashed potatoes with a buttery twist! 🥔
1. Add Ingredients: Place the chopped potatoes in the EPC. Add water or chicken broth and 1 teaspoon of salt.
2. Pressure Cook: Secure the lid, set the valve to sealing and select pressure cook (medium).
Ati ''Ooh, tuma 2k tusikukatie stima'', mara ''Tuma kwa hii account tulete line ya stima hadi kwako''.
Hizi story zote tunazijua na tuko hapa kukuambia ni za jaba. Usikubali kugongwa. Uko na power ya kuji-protect from conmen.
Report any suspicious calls or messages by dialing *977# or through MyPower App.
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Today, Kenya Power was pleased to join other institutions, investors, industry leaders, and professionals at the Kenya Property Developers Association (KPDA) 2026 Conference held in Nairobi. The property development sector remains a key driver of Kenya’s socio-economic growth, creating opportunities for investment, job creation, urban development, and improved living standards.
As a strategic partner in the country’s development agenda, Kenya Power recognises the vital role that private developers play in shaping sustainable communities and supporting economic transformation. Through continuous collaboration and engagement, we remain committed to providing safe, reliable, and quality electricity solutions that empower growth, facilitate innovation, and meet the evolving energy needs of the sector.
Together, we are building a brighter, more resilient future powered by strong partnerships and shared progress.
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As businesses expand and communities grow, the demand for electricity grows with them. Our network must be ready to keep up.
That’s why we are investing KShs.765 million in two new substations at Bomani in Kilifi County and Kwale. Nearing completion, the KShs.455 million Bomani substation will support growing demand across Kikambala, Vipingo, Kanamai, and Mtwapa, while the KShs.310 million Kwale substation will strengthen supply to Kwale town and surrounding areas, including Kinango, Tiwi, and Kombani.
Beyond adding capacity, the projects will provide alternative supply points and help improve the reliability of electricity supply in these areas.
It’s about building a stronger network that can keep pace with growth, support businesses, and keep communities powered.
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FAKE JOB ALERT: ⚠️ Beware of social media pages and websites posting fake job vacancies.
Kenya Power only advertises job vacancies on our official careers page: kplc.co.ke/careers/.
Do not pay anyone for employment opportunities
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The biggest trap with fossil fuels? You have to cough up more money at once just to keep your kitchen running.
Switch to energy saving, electric cooking appliances and be in control of your budget
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PUBLIC WARNING: BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT NUMBERS!
Kenya Power cautions the public against phone number *0782 275 475, 0738860668 & 0737488844* which are being used to impersonate the Company and extort money from unsuspecting members of the public.
Stay alert. Do not send money or share personal information with individuals claiming to represent Kenya Power through unverified numbers.
For Kenya Power services, dial *977#, call 97771, or download the MyPower App.
Your safety starts with staying informed. Verify before you trust. Usidanganywe!
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We are nearing the completion of a 90-kilometre 66kV line connecting Lokichar to Lodwar. On paper, that's 90 kilometres of infrastructure worth KShs.1.01 billion.
For Lodwar, it means something much bigger: the town and its environs will connect to the national grid for the first time, giving more than 80,000 residents access to a more stable and reliable electricity supply.
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Bake at home, save on energy costs, na ujitreat bila breaking the bank.
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The Kenya Power & Lighting Company Plc. retweeted
Cake cravings zimekam? Hakuna pressure! With your electric pressure cooker, you can bake this delicious marble cake with swirls of chocolate and vanilla, ukitumia 14 bob tu with an electric pressure cooker (EPC).
