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Originally published by The Standard BusinessMay 26, 2026
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New bid to block unused power gravy train for electricity firms

Kenya is renegotiating power purchase agreements to phase out costly take-or-pay clauses and require renewable energy producers to invest in battery storage systems...
✨ Key Highlights
Kenya has initiated negotiations for new power purchase agreements (PPAs) with electricity producers, marking the end of a seven-year freeze on such contracts.
- The move aims to address the issue of "unused power" and potentially curb excess payments to energy firms.
- Key negotiations involve Kenya Power, led by its Chief Executive Joseph Siror.
- This development follows a prolonged period without new agreements, suggesting a strategic shift in how the country manages its energy sector contracts.
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