The Kenyan government aims to connect 1.18 million new homes to electricity by 2027 through the renewed Last Mile Connectivity project. Initiated in 2015, this project seeks to provide free electricity connections, with customers paying monthly bills.

President William Ruto announced the upcoming creation of a National Infrastructure Fund to Finance massive infrastructure projects aimed at propelling Kenya into the league of developed countries. This fund will support energy generation for industries, dam construction for food security, and extensive road network expansion.

President William Ruto has announced the formation of the Ulinzi Construction Company, a new military-run entity tasked with undertaking infrastructure development in Kenya's challenging and underserved regions, following a 2021 mandate from the National Security Council.