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Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
EQUITABLE ACCESS TO ENERGY
"The Ministry has set an ambitious target to achieve universal access to clean energy by 2030 specifically, access to electricity and clean cooking. To actualise this, the Ministry has formulated robust policies and strategies, and we will continue to work with stakeholders to create a favourable environment for the growth of the sector." ~ Isaac Kiva-Secretary for Renewable Energy
#RERECMashinani
@RERECMashinani
@EnergyMinK ^JM
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Clean energy transition must be people-centred, intentionally integrating the voices, needs and leadership of PWDs in energy planning, policy and implementation. We must create systems where accessibility, affordability and awareness go hand in hand.
#RERECMashinani ^PM
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
It's a GREAT day for Kenyans, and especially Kenyan farmers, as @KenGenKenya breaks ground for the world's first green fertilizer production plant!
📸: LIVE from Africa's Home of Geothermal for the #KenGenKaishanGreenFertilizer Project groundbreaking. #KenGenPartnerships ^EM
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
The #EnergyWeek 2025 has kicked off with purpose! A day of digging, planting, and hope. At Ithookwe Pri. School, @KenGenKenya joined hands with the @EnergyMinK and its agencies to green @KituiCountyGovt, our planet, and power a cleaner tomorrow. #EnergyWeek2025 #GreenEnergyKE ^EM
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Today, KETRACO, led by the Ag. MD & CEO, Eng. Kipkemoi Kibias, joined the Friends of Energy for a Breakfast Meeting hosted by the MoEP and chaired by PS Alex Wachira at Ole Sereni Hotel, Nairobi.
The meeting brought together key stakeholders from across the Energy, Oil, and Gas sectors to rally support for the upcoming 2025 Mashujaa Day Energy Week, themed “Transforming Lives through Sustainable Energy Solutions.”
The Chairman of the Thematic Committee on National Celebrations, Dennis Itumbi, provided an update on the event’s planning progress and called on partners to support this important national celebration.
The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum (MoEP), together with its State Agencies, will host Energy Week from 13th to 19th October 2025, leading up to Mashujaa Day celebrations on 20th October 2025.
KETRACO remains steadfast in its commitment to working with stakeholders to advance Kenya’s energy agenda and to deliver sustainable solutions that will transform lives and drive socio-economic development.
#KETRACO #EnergyWeek2025 #MOEPinKitui #KawiNaMashujaa #TwendeKitui
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Joined First Lady @MamaRachelRuto at the official opening event for the Clean Cooking Week in Kilifi. Hosted by Governor @GideonMungaroM. Very impactful.
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
CS @OpiyoWandayi & PSs @AlexKWachira and @official_MLiban, together with sector CEOs, joined to discuss preparations for Mashujaa Day & Energy Week.
This year’s Mashujaa Day will be hosted in Kitui County under the theme Energy⚡️.
#MashujaaDay2025 #EnergyWeek
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Commissioned the Karikoini A & B village electrification project in Mwea Constituency, Kirinyaga County.
This project directly targets 227 households and several public institutions, bringing reliable electricity closer to the people.
It forms part of a larger electrification drive comprising 84 projects across Kirinyaga County, supported through a substantial government investment of Ksh. 472.3 million.
In total, the initiative is set to benefit 6,212 new customers in the county, transforming lives, enhancing productivity and opening up new economic opportunities.
Present were colleague PS Roseline Njogu (Diaspora Affairs) and Mwea Constituency MP Hon. Mary Maingi.
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Today, we launched the #KaaSafeMtaani campaign, a bold step towards reshaping Kenya’s energy safety landscape.
Backed by the 2025 Energy and Petroleum Safety Awareness Survey, the data reveals a critical gap, nearly 40% of Kenyans feel inadequately informed about safe energy practices, with rural areas disproportionately affected.
As we move towards a cleaner, more efficient energy future, we must prioritize safety at every level from households to industry. Energy safety is not just a policy issue; it’s a shared responsibility.
This campaign will drive nationwide community engagement, safety training, and policy-level conversations all aimed at reducing accidents and building a safety-first culture in the energy sector. Let’s work together government, industry, and citizens to power a safer, smarter Kenya.
#KaaSafeMtaani
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
The 21st Energy Management Awards is here!
Save the date: Friday, 23rd May 2025
⏰ Time: 5:00 p.m - 10:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Nairobi
Join us for an evening dedicated to celebrating excellence in energy efficiency and sustainability!
Ticket Details:
🔹 Individual Ticket: Ksh. 10,000 + VAT
🔹 Corporate Table (10 pax): Ksh. 95,000 + VAT
Register here: forms.office.com/pages/respo…
#EMA2025
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
"Today, we convene with a shared purpose - to deliberate, strategise and solidify our collective efforts in advancing safety within our communities through the Kaa Safe Mtaani campaign phase II. This initiative is not just another awareness drive; it is a call to action, a movement that seeks to embed a culture of safety, responsibility, and compliance in how we handle LPG, electricity, and petroleum products.''
@EpraDg
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
We invite Mt. Kenya & Aberdare’s economic bloc stakeholders to a physical participation public consultative workshop on the Draft Energy (System Operations) Regulations, 2025, Draft Energy (Electricity Reliability, Quality of Supply and Service) Regulations, 2025, and Draft Energy (Electricity Incident and Accident Reporting) Regulations, 2025 at hillcourt hotel- Nakuru from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m
Click on the below links to access the draft regulations & public notice, respectively >> tinyurl.com/ypfusk6c and tinyurl.com/359tw9cn
For more information email [email protected] or call 0709 336 000 #QualityEnergyQualityLife ^BO
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
The CS @OpiyoWandayi was
accompanied by SAGAs DG’s,CEO’s & senior staff from the Ministry
@kenyapipeline @NationalOilKE @EPRA_Ke
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
The BPS is a critical document that sets out the strategic goals & priorities .The presentation made today will guide resource allocation to enhance energy security, promote renewable energy investments & support sustainable petroleum development in the upcoming financial year.
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
@EnergyMinK CS @OpiyoWandayi & Petroleum PS @official_MLiban today appeared before the National Assembly's Departmental Committee on Energy to present the 2025/2026 Budget Policy Statement (BPS) for consideration. @NAssemblyKE @KeTreasury @kenyapipeline @kbcchannel
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Alongside colleague PSs Joseph Mbugua (Roads) and Anne Wang'ombe (Gender), we accompanied Deputy President H.E. Prof. @KindikiKithure on an inspection visit of the Endarasha-Charity-Gakanga-Embaringo-Kimunyuru-Junction D447-Mweiga-Mairo roads in Kieni Constituency, Nyeri County.
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Led by the Deputy President, H.E Prof. @KindikiKithure, we had the privilege of being hosted by Lydia Wairimu Karoki, a 73-year-old mother of five and a senior citizen from Aguthi, Kieni Constituency, Nyeri County.
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
Tuko mashinani! Transforming rural Kenya with every connection.
#TwazidiKuangaza #RERECMashinani #EmpoweringCommunities
#GarsenConstituency #TanaRiverCounty
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
The discussion underscored that addressing the energy-climate nexus is essential to achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement. Additionally, the 3rd review of #SDG7 at the upcoming High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) 2026 was highlighted as an opportunity for renewed momentum for #sustainable development planning post-2030. #IRENA15A
Ministry of Energy and Petroleum | Kenya retweeted
“Making financing available to developing, particularly African countries, is key to bridge the energy poverty gap” said, @Engisaackiva, Secretary for Renewable Energy, @EnergyMinK. He explained that that unlocking the potential of renewable energy to achieve universal energy access is not only important to the socio-economic development of Kenya, but is also vital to other countries to pave the way for more sustainable future.
