Kenya's power grid received a significant boost from wind energy in June, with output increasing by 46%, despite an overall 3.8% slip in electricity generation. This surge helped stabilize the country's power supply amid record-breaking demand.

• Wind farms delivered 161 million kWh in June, and rose by 13% in the first half of the year to 935.67 million kWh compared to last year.
• The Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) project, Africa's largest, accounts for 15–17% of Kenya’s installed power capacity.
• Peak electricity consumption hit a record 2,362 MW in July, underscoring Kenya's accelerating industrialization and growing household use.