KAM embraces the 15% power tariff reduction, states that it will boost local manufacturing
KAM is optimistic that manufacturers shall enjoy a power cost reduction depending on their respective tariff and consumption levels.
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KAM is optimistic that manufacturers shall enjoy a power cost reduction depending on their respective tariff and consumption levels.
Manufacturers have welcomed the 15 per cent reduction in power tariffs gazetted last week, describing it as a significant milestone.
Weathering the pandemic and growing the manufacturing sector by MARTIN MWITA •The association calls for reduced cost of doing business, as high taxation remains a burden. •The country’s manufacturing sector has played a major role in the fight against the pandemic, with the local production of PPEs. As the second quarter of 2021 unfolds, what is the state of the manufacturing sector? At the beginning of the year, we were optimistic that we would see economic recovery after being hard hit by the Covid-19 pandemic last year. Currently, our economy is in a frail state–the...
THE STANDARD By Macharia Kamau | January 22nd 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Kenya Power Chief Executive Bernard Ngugi. Kenya Power has started hooking up small and medium enterprises with smart meters in a project expected to cover 55,000 businesses by end of June this year at a cost of Sh1.25 billion. The meters are expected to help the firm protect its revenues, giving it capability to switch off defaulting customers remotely but also reconnect them fast in case of outages through automatically generated surveillance alerts. The company started rolling out the devices by replacing post-paid ...