The global shift towards green technology is evolving from an aspiration into a significant trade revolution, driven by urgent challenges like energy security and climate change. Kenya and Estonia are forging a partnership to accelerate innovation and investment in cleantech solutions.

• Kenya's government aims for net-zero emissions by 2050, requiring approximately KES 78 trillion in investments.
• As of 2024, over 92 percent of Kenya's electricity is generated from renewable sources.
• Estonia, a digitally advanced economy, is exporting cleantech innovations to over 120 countries worldwide.
• Key Estonian cleantech companies exploring opportunities in Kenya include Elcogen (hydrogen production), BugBox (insect-based proteins), R8 Technologies (AI for energy optimization), and GlobeDry (post-harvest drying systems).
• The partnership emphasizes joint ventures, technology pilots, and green investments, moving beyond standard trade to co-development models.