SMEs Urged to Adopt Green Energy to Cut Manufacturing Costs

Safer Power Group Chief Executive Dalmus Mbai said large-scale manufacturing operations can operate entirely on renewable energy, citing the company's model as one that could be replicated across Kenya's industrial sector...

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Kenyan Small and Medium-sized Manufacturers (SMEs) are being urged to adopt renewable energy solutions to reduce operational costs and ensure sustainable growth.

The call comes amidst concerns about rising energy expenses and strain on the national grid.
Key figures include Governor Wavinya Ndeti of Machakos County and Dalmus Mbai, CEO of Safer Power Group.
Safer Power Group, celebrating its 10th anniversary, highlighted its commitment to green energy and its operation of a 100% green-powered off-grid manufacturing facility.

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