THE STANDARD By
Macharia Kamau |
March 4th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
The move is expected to help tea factories cut nearly 50 per cent of their power bills. [Courtesy]
Kenya Power is expected to feel the heat as more firms switch to solar to cut electricity bills. Barely do weeks lapse without a company applying for a licence to generate its power using solar.
The firms then sell the excess electricity to Kenya Power. The latest firm seeking to lower power bills is the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA), which plans to install solar power generators in its 29 factories.
The move is expected to help tea factories cut nearly 50 per cent of their power bills.
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