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La benjamina de las Guerreras es cañera CAMINO A TOKIO | PAULA ARCOS Los Juegos. «No me lo esperaba, no sé ni cómo explicar lo que siento... me gusta defender, si lo haces bien, el ataque fluye» Domingo, 25 julio 2021, 01:13 A Paula Arcos no le ha tocado hacer escala en Galicia –donde ha residido esta temporada– para ir a Tokio de casualidad. «Al final coges las mismas cosas, pero para nada te lo esperas.....

Kenya Power to Cut Electricity Cost by Switching to Solar Kenya Power engineers carry out repairs at a power sub-station in Mombasa County in 2018 Twitter Kenya Power plans on cutting the cost of electricity bills in the country by replacing its thermal power stations with solar and wind electricity generating machines. This will see the electricity distribution company switch from fuel-powered engines.  The company had on January 2, said that the move will reduce the effect of fuel on po...

THE STANDARD By Mohamed Adow | December 16th 2020 at 01:19:47 GMT +0300 Kenya has ambitious plans to become a middle-income country by 2030. That is the cornerstone of the country’s bold Vision 2030 aspiration. The realisation of this dream will be largely fuelled by sufficient and reliable energy, to fire up Kenya’s economy to join the league of industrialised nations. But even as we strive to scale the Vision 2030 developmental heights, it should not be lost on us that Kenya is one of t...

THE STANDARD BUSINESS NEWS To police the sun or not is the question. This free natural resource is raising quite some heat. On one hand is the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra), which seeks to set the tone on how best people should use the sun. Private sector stakeholders, on the other hand, question the need for regulations to harness the energy. In the middle of this tussle lies a proposed law that has caused heated discussions. READ MORE In the Draft Energy (Solar Photovoltai...