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Rains push KTDA power production by 32 per cent

A mini hydroelectricity plant at Mathioya River generates electricity for tea processing factories. [File, Standard]

KTDA Power Company Limited, a subsidiary of Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA), has reported a 32 per cent surge in electricity production from its operational hydropower projects.

Currently Imenti, Lower Nyamindi, Gura, North Mathioya, Chania and Nyambunde hydro-projects are fully operational.

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