Kenya's KenGen says new 165.4-megawatt geothermal plant nearly ready
Staff Writer | October 15, 2018
KenGen's new 165.4-megawatt (MW) capacity plant powered by geothermal steam is three quarters complete and on schedule for commissioning next July, Kenya's main electricity producer said.Article continues below ■ What to read next
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