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In an interview with TheWorld, SEI’s Anderson Kehbila discusses Kenya’s goal to generate all its electricity from renewable sources by 2030, with geothermal energy pivotal to achieving it. He also highlights how neighbouring countries like Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Tanzania could harness their geothermal potential.
Kenya generates about half of its electricity by harnessing the earth’s heat. Its neighbouring countries have the same underground resources, but almost no geothermal power. Now that is starting to change.
For The Big Fix, a weekly climate change solutions segment on TheWorld, host Carolyn Beeler chats with SEI’s Anderson Kehbila about this transition.
SEI report / The role, drivers and outcomes of policy coherence in the Kenyan government’s efforts to achieve a just energy transition in Kenya are addressed in this report.
Media coverage / In a Daily Nation Opinion, SEI Researcher Cassilde Muhoza explains why Kenya’s expansion of renewable energy has not automatically translated into lower tariffs
Perspective / How is the war on Iran impacting affecting energy and transport systems around the world? In this analysis, SEI regional experts give their verdict.
