Electricity in Kenya will remain costly if the aim of the policy makers is to make electricity for home consumption, what Ruto calls Kuunganisha Stima or in Technical terms the Last Mile.
The Primary consumer of electric power should be factories and other manufacturers. Let say for example in a small town such as Emali, they should setup a Mango processing factory in the interior and as they supply it with 3 Phase power lines the homes within can tap their single phase supply. If this model is replicated in every county then we would have lower electricity because it will be used for production.
Another thing is to revive ALL sugarmills which will inturn produce their own power and sell excess to the national grid
First of all you cannot call kenya a failed state, 2. Kenya is not even at top 10 most expensive electricity in Africa. With zero rated solar pv equipment and friendly regulations everyone has liberty to choose.
Trickle down economics has been a successful form of economics in major developing countries. E.g in the US, big corporations are exempted from some taxes and in turn they make sure that effect is felt by people. Works most of the time.
This is the only practical and effective way to reduce power bills. The rest ni armchair theories na minyambo ya base za jaba
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Where can one get lithium batteries in Kenya? Huko amazon i see them going for $309. One time you said you import them from germany. Hizo za germany pesa ngapi?