Welcome to the premium Power, Renewable Energy, Solar, Electrical industry event in the Continent of AFRICA – Powerelec Kenya 2024 + Conferences
Top Exhibitors & Suppliers from Kenya, India, United Arab Emirates, China, United Kingdom, Spain, Korea, kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United States, Israel, Canada, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Austria will be present
Country Pavilions from Korea and India are in place.
Trade delegations from various countries including European Union is attending this business event in Nairobi.
The Three days FREE to attend Conferences will be over 400 + delegates- mostly investors and 50 top of the line Speakers from all over the World.
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Powerelec, which makes its debut in Kenya, will give domestic enterprises access to international organizations, suppliers, investors, technology experts, and EPC companies. The show will be a perfect platform for all international and national players to forge partnerships and sign business deals.
Powerelec Kenya is an integrated platform for all the stakeholders in the power sector to network and display products (in power generation, electronics, electrical, services and technology), exchange ideas and understand trends, under one roof. The show will benefit not only Kenya but the entire East African market segment, is expected to have country pavilions from India, Korea, Turkey, Egypt, among others.
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Geothermal
Kenya is the eighth largest geothermal producer in the world. Geothermal will remain the most significant source with an estimated potential of 10,000 MW, but it is relatively unexploited with a current installed capacity of 863 MW. However, the trend is changing, and various projects are currently underway by both the public and private sector that can realize over 1,100 MW capacity.
Solar
Kenya has a high potential for solar power. The government plans to increase the solar energy generation capacity to 600 MW by 2030. The estimated solar potential in Kenya is almost 15,000 MW
Transmission
Kenya experiences approximately 16% system loss of generated power due to aging transmission and distribution networks. To address this, Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) is constructing 4,500 kms of new lines. Kenya will also see the high voltage 400kV and 500kV DC lines, and three major regional inter-connectors to Ethiopia, Uganda, and Tanzania. KETRACO is planning an additional 4,200 kms lines to further strengthen the grid.
Distribution
Kenya Power (KP) is currently the sole distribution company operating both grid and off-grid. KP has been assisted in this effort by Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC). REREC’s mandate was to accelerate rural electrification, and since inception in 2006, it has helped move rural electrification from 4% to 32% of rural households.
Geothermal
Kenya is the eighth largest geothermal producer in the world. Geothermal will remain the most significant source with an estimated potential of 10,000 MW, but it is relatively unexploited with a current installed capacity of 863 MW. However, the trend is changing, and various projects are currently underway by both the public and private sector that can realize over 1,100 MW capacity.
Solar
Kenya has a high potential for solar power. The government plans to increase the solar energy generation capacity to 600 MW by 2030. The estimated solar potential in Kenya is almost 15,000 MW
Transmission
Kenya experiences approximately 16% system loss of generated power due to aging transmission and distribution networks. To address this, Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) is constructing 4,500 kms of new lines. Kenya will also see the high voltage 400kV and 500kV DC lines, and three major regional inter-connectors to Ethiopia, Uganda, and Tanzania. KETRACO is planning an additional 4,200 kms lines to further strengthen the grid.
Distribution
Kenya Power (KP) is currently the sole distribution company operating both grid and off-grid. KP has been assisted in this effort by Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC). REREC’s mandate was to accelerate rural electrification, and since inception in 2006, it has helped move rural electrification from 4% to 32% of rural households.
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