EU investments, support will help Kenya shed dependency on fossil fuels

EU flag, Brussels, Belgium. The European Union has been a long-standing partner to Kenya in support of the development of a sustainable energy sector. [iStockphoto]

Over the years, Kenya has made immense progress to decarbonise the electricity mix.

Today, more than 90 per cent of Kenyan electricity is produced from diversified renewable sources. In the years to come, the country might become a climate-resilient nation with a net-zero future.