Ministry of Energy, Kenya

The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, State Department for Energy, continues to advance the Government’s commitment to universal electricity access through the Last Mile Electrification Program.

Today, Principal Secretary for Energy, Alex Wachira, CBS, is in Ol’Kalou Constituency to launch and inspect key electrification projects in Rurii and Mirangini Wards.

The Githunguri, Mathakwa, and Malewa projects are set to improve electricity connectivity for households, institutions, and businesses, creating opportunities for economic growth and improved livelihoods.

Access to reliable electricity remains a key pillar in driving development, empowering communities, and enhancing service delivery across the country.



Rural Electrification & Renewable Energy Corporation - Kenya

Preparations for the Energy Forum 2026 Conference are gaining momentum. Today, a high-level briefing meeting led by the Cabinet Secretary and Principal Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, focused on strategic planning and coordination ahead of the conference set to take place in Nairobi this August.

The forum will convene key stakeholders from across the region and beyond to deliberate on the future of energy, innovation, sustainability, and partnerships that will drive progress in the sector. Nairobi is ready to host conversations that will shape tomorrow’s energy landscape.

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Kenya is stepping up efforts to achieve universal energy access by 2030 by attracting private sector investment.

Secretary for Renewable Energy Dr. Eng. Isaac Kiva emphasized that public financing alone is not sufficient to bridge existing energy gaps. He noted that the government is creating a stable and predictable regulatory environment to attract investors into the sector.

He further highlighted the importance of investing in the productive use of energy as a driver of economic transformation.


Alliance for Rural Electrification

Day 1 of the EAIF Conference kicked off with impactful discussions on accelerating energy access.

The conversations centered on scaling investment, strengthening partnerships, and accelerating access to clean, reliable energy across the region.

Key highlights included insightful discussions on financing solutions, the role of innovation in expanding energy access, and the importance of collaboration between governments, development partners, and the private sector.

Kenya reaffirmed its commitment to driving inclusive energy access and advancing sustainable development through strategic partnerships.

Looking forward to deeper engagements in the days ahead.


Alliance for Rural Electrification KOSAP Energy

The Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Hon. Opiyo Wandayi, was among the high-level delegates who attended the International Conference on Nuclear Engineering (ICoNE), hosted by the Nuclear Power and Energy Agency in collaboration with the Nuclear Energy Agency

The three-day conference, taking place at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, has convened both local and international stakeholders.

Discussions are focused on advancing Africa’s transition into nuclear energy, highlighting its role in delivering sustainable, reliable, and clean power for the continent’s future.

We were honoured to host the President of the Republic of Kenya, H. E Dr. William Ruto, CGH at the International Conference on Nuclear Energy (ICoNE) 2026 at KICC Kenya

The outgoing Executive Chairman of Lake Turkana Wind Power- George Njenga, made a courtesy call on the CS Opiyo Wandayi. He thanked CS for the great partnership established between LTWP and MoEP. The Chairman was accompanied by Max Schiff LTWP CEO and W***y Ireri a director of the the company.