Why Kitui-Wote line is important for Kenya’s clean energy ambitions

The energisation of the Kitui-Wote section now fully interconnects the systems. Wote and Sultan Hamud can draw alternative supply from Garissa and Kindaruma via Mwingi and Kitui, while Mwingi and Kitui draw from Sultan Hamud’s hydro-geothermal mix.

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On January 26 every year, the world observes the International Day of Clean Energy, established by the United Nations General Assembly to drive clean energy solutions that care for the planet and empower people.

The day reflects growing global awareness of energy’s role in mitigating climate change, rising inequality, and economic instability. While fossil fuels have powered industrial growth for over a century, they have also driven greenhouse gas emissions to unsustainable levels.

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