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Wayleave dispute denies Kenyans 102MW wind power
From left: Lake Turkana Wind Power chairman Mugo Kibati, Carlo Van Wageningen and Treasury secretary Henry Rotich during the signing of an agreement on management of the power project in Nairobi recently. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA
Lake Turkana Wind Power Project is ahead of schedule with the first 102 megawatts (MW) of electricity expected to be ready for use next month.
However, the wayleave standoff has prevented construction of a transmission line required to move the cheap power to the consumer.
