Kenya inches closer to nuclear power with Siaya plant plan

KENGEN will serve as the owner-operator of the country’s first nuclear power plant, which is expected to have a capacity of two gigawatts (GW)...

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Kenya is advancing its nuclear power ambitions with plans for its first nuclear power plant in Siaya, aiming for two gigawatts (GW) capacity.

The plant is intended to provide reliable, sustainable, and climate-friendly baseload power for Kenya's growth.
KenGen will serve as the owner-operator, building the necessary institutional and technical capacity.
The project is currently in Phase two of the IAEA Milestones Approach, emphasizing safety, security, and transparency.

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