A Greek multinational, Amaco Energy Group, is planning a significant investment in Kenya, proposing a Ksh194 billion ($1.5 billion) AI data centre in Mombasa.

• The proposed data centre will feature its own independent power generation and cooling system, powered by an offshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) system.
• The project is led by Amaco Energy Group's Chief Executive Officer, Theodore Theodoropoulos, who is currently in Kenya seeking government approval.
• This initiative comes amid increasing demand for electricity for digital infrastructure projects in Kenya, such as the proposed Microsoft-G42 data centre, highlighting the country's focus on expanding its power grid and digital capabilities.