[B]Kenya Power Limited[/B] @KenyaPower 17m17 minutes ago
The underground cabling project will provide alternative supply to consumers in Nairobi #GOKDelivers #EnergyProjectsKE ^IK
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[B]Kenya Power Limited[/B] @KenyaPower 1h1 hour ago
Kenya Power is implementing a Sh13 billion underground cabling project to improve the quality of power supply in Nairobi.#GOKDelivers ^IK
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I think by 2020, half of the Kenya Population will be Chinese! Courtesy of Chupi-lee importation.:mad:
Those guys are 2Billion in their country, so if they just export 1% of their population to Kenya that’s 20 million people.
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safi xana hii blackout inamaliza watu wajua kali kama mimi
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Their is a new high voltage KVA line that runs full circle around the greater Nairobi region. This complements it as the underground cables are connecting all substations into a new network grid. Any power outage in one region doesn’t mean it spreads to a wide area, the connection is rerouted through other substations. The next step will be to completely replace all overhead line progressively as was the case with CBD/Town. Next district is Upper hill, Ngong Road and Kilimani. Then Westlands and Parklands.
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Burma, jamaica, angola, siri lanka etc teyari washa anza kuchoshwa na hawa wachina kenya will soon follow suit
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Good move
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I hope blackouts will be a thing of the past even in the estates.can’t wait for 8 to vote nione after 4 more years tutakuwa wapi na uhuruto…
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Me too. Overhead power lines are expensive to maintain and are prone to interference from human and weather factors. Underground power lines are expensive to roll out but a lot easier to maintain making it cheaper in the long term. Its also more reliable and stable.
waahh… lets wait and see