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KETRACO Seeks 36% Revenue Slash in Adani Power Deal to Curb Electricity Costs

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Herald Aloo

Herald Aloo, a journalist based in Nairobi, covers Kenya's economy, focusing on banking, and energy.
  • Adani Group and KETRACO in negotiations over revenue requirements
  • Project to involve construction of high-voltage transmission lines and substations

Nairobi, Kenya – Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) is pushing for a 36% reduction in the revenue requirement for a proposed investment deal with India’s Adani Group, aiming to prevent a potential spike in electricity costs for Kenyan consumers.

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