Kenya moves to third in new geothermal rankings

The Suswa substation in Narok, which is the main interchange for power from the geothermal stations at Olkaria. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Kenya has been ranked third globally in geothermal energy capacity additions after its steam power grew by 29 megawatts (MW) last year.

The country has improved one position from last year’s rankings when it added 20 MW to the grid in 2015 to emerge fourth, the Renewables Global Status report 2017 shows.

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