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KenGen set to pay Sh580m to move families from Olkaria

KenGen shareholders tour the Olkaria geothermal plant in Naivasha on September 21, 2012. Photo/Joyce Kimani

The Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) has released details of the planned resettlement of communities at Olkaria set to cost over Sh580 million.

The listed corporation says the cash, part of which is expected to come from the World Bank, will be used to construct houses and other amenities for people living on the site where the Olkaria IV power project will be set up.

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