The biannual Sustainable Energy Conference, which closed this week in Olkaria, Naivasha, has quietly grown into one of those rare forums that no serious policymaker or corporate leader in the energy sector dares to skip.
What began as a niche meeting has morphed into a marketplace of ideas — and influence — where Kenya’s energy future is debated, deals are whispered, and the outlines of our low-carbon transition are drawn.
