Kenya's electricity generation reached a record 1.16 TWh (1,157.8 GWh) in July 2025, marking its highest monthly output ever. This increase was primarily driven by strong rainfall and robust renewable energy performance, leading to over 92% clean energy in the total supply.

• Record generation of 1.16 TWh in July 2025 fueled by strong rainfall, stable geothermal, and sustained wind performance.
• Geothermal contributed 529.5 GWh, maintaining its lead at 45% of the energy mix, according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics.
• Renewable sources accounted for 90.8% of total output for January–July 2025, highlighting Kenya's clean-energy dominance, while national electricity demand peaked at 2,362 MW in late July.