Kenya's green economy has the potential to create up to 2.6 million jobs by 2050, presenting a significant employment and investment opportunity, according to a new report.

• The report, released by FSD Africa, Shell Foundation, and Shortlist, estimates 700,000 green jobs could be generated by 2030.
• Key drivers for job creation include distributed energy, clean cooking solutions, and electric mobility, with utility-scale solar power becoming the largest employment source by 2050.
• Researchers warn that persistent skills shortages and limited workforce development could hinder growth and the country's ability to fully benefit from the green transition.