Kenya is advancing plans for six new electricity transmission lines and substations, valued at a combined Ksh71.1 billion, through a Public Private Partnership (PPP) initiative.

• The projects are seeking private investment to expand the national power grid, following the cancellation of a previous deal with India's Adani Energy Solutions.
• The PPP Directorate has listed these projects, which include diverse voltage lines across several regions, for feasibility studies.
• This move aims to strengthen the grid, improve supply reliability, and support renewable energy integration, with President William Ruto's administration prioritizing private sector involvement.