rvp2018:
Madman indeed. Planned maintenance happen everywhere. Kenya has excess of 700MW clean energy. We don't even turn thermal plants like you.

so Kenya is having planned maintenance in the entire country.?

Your madness know no bounds.

Kenya has no excess, it even goes to Uganda for 200MW

Stop repeating lies, you are not in an eco chamber.

The guy is just mad

Shaytun:


You have excess 700MW energy??

Wow

You mean to tell me a nation of 48 Million people energy requirements does not surpass 2000MW??
And you’re still having excess on top of that.

You keep confirming that Kenya is a backwater state.

Just30:
That is not planned maintenance
That's load shedding.

Planned maintenance only target a specific place, it doesn't cover the entire country.

Kenya does not have any excess, it even buys close to 200mw from Uganda to fill the gap in energy supply.
Kenya grid can only supply up to 1600MW


A country where every person can only switch on one light bulb and all the electricity is finished.

Exactly.

Industrial energy requirements aside, just residential alone.

1,600MW is nothing in Country of 48 million people

Shaytun:


Exactly.

Industrial energy requirements aside, just residential alone.

1,600MW is nothing in Country of 48 million people

its just funny watching them fool around

Just30:
so Kenya is having planned maintenance in the entire country.?

Your madness know no bounds.

Kenya has no excess, it even goes to Uganda for 200MW

Stop repeating lies, you are not in an eco chamber.

We import and export power to Uganda and Tanzania...soon Ethiopia. Planned maintenance are for selected areas.i have been Nairobi since mid December...I can say total hours for two months that power has disappeared is not even 5hours..kenya is nearly as good as Europe in power(power has never went out) and better in internet. The same with water...although some areas have issues..

Shaytun:


Exactly.

Industrial energy requirements aside, just residential alone.

1,600MW is nothing in Country of 48 million people

unless you're doing minning and heavy manufacturing you dont a lot of power.South Africa has 40,OOomw..and you know what 4 customers consumed 60% of power.In kenya 600 companies consume 80% of all power.Households don't consume power.That is why Nigeria is a real zoo because they can fix their problems easily .How much power do you need power bulbs, tv, fridge and computer...very little..check their ratings..you cannot even finish one unit...1kwh. One mining company blasting rocks can consume more power than all that.in Kenya most big manufacturers have their own power.tea companies uses firewood...every big manufacturer in Kenya has their own plant..to keep cost down..they import coal or used oil from south Africa and generate power

rvp2018:
Now they are being sent to prison first. After serving jail term - we can send them home. At least they work for free for kenya gov.

Yes,Naijjans DOMINATE spaces in government gated communities!

rvp20182:
We import and export power to Uganda and Tanzania...soon Ethiopia. Planned maintenance are for selected areas.i have been Nairobi since mid December...I can say total hours for two months that power has disappeared is not even 5hours..kenya is nearly as good as Europe in power(power has never went out) and better in internet. The same with water...although some areas have issues..

You import power from Uganda and export same power to Uganda hahahaha

I give up the n ur madness

rvp2018:
Ghana power woes. Can't pay. Won't pay. IPP owed 1B dollars.

Independent power producers (IPPs) in Ghana have entreated the government to pay 80 per cent of the $1 billion owed them.

In a notice to the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDCo) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), the Chamber of Independent Power Producers, Distributors and Bulk Consumers expressed its resolve to withdraw its services if payment was not made soon

https://africa-energy-portal.org/news/ghana-settle-debt-avoid-withdrawal-services-power-producers

Some of those outfits are heavy hitters, well CONNECTED with WB projects and global Anglo capital. Ghanaians will soon LEARN feck with these guys at your own peril!
Not EVERYONE can be handled as cavalierly as the Naijjans chased them away in the 1980s "Ghana must go" episode.
These negroes invaded Naij DURING the worst economic turmoil of the early Rawlings era and multiplied rapidly teaching the natives their own negative tendencies we've seen here countless times. THEY were given 2 hrs to FK OFF!
They DIDN'T even get time to pack and wrapped up their ISHYT in typically homemade polythene bags STILL known as Ghana must go bags!

1983, Nigeria expelled two million undocumented West African migrants, half of whom were from Ghana. The sturdy, checked bags into which they packed their belongings have become a symbol of exclusion and intolerance. Nearly four decades later, the region is yet to confront its emotional baggage

[url][www.graphic.com.gh/showbiz/features/ghana-must-go-the-ugly-history-of-africa-s-most-famous-bag.html#&ts=undefinedurl]

kikuyu1:


Some of those outfits are heavy hitters, well CONNECTED with WB projects and global Anglo capital. Ghanaians will soon LEARN feck with these guys at your own peril!
Not EVERYONE can be handled as cavalierly as the Naijjans chased them away in the 1980s "Ghana must go" episode.
These negroes invaded Naij DURING the worst economic turmoil of the early Rawlings era and multiplied rapidly teaching the natives their own negative tendencies we've seen here countless times. THEY were given 2 hrs to FK OFF!
They DIDN'T even get time to pack and wrapped up their ISHYT in typically homemade polythene bags STILL known as Ghana must go bags!


[url][www.graphic.com.gh/showbiz/features/ghana-must-go-the-ugly-history-of-africa-s-most-famous-bag.html#&ts=undefinedurl]

So what is the essence of what u just wrote

Emotional old man

rvp2018:
What really bad. You're in 1999 when we had drought induced electricity load shedding. You know why - we depened on hydro like you guys.

Quick fix - we brought thermal plants.

Long fix - we downgrade hydro - actually it almost a complete stop in investing in hydro.

We went full scale on geothermal - and we have stable renewable drough resistant name it power.

Very HIGH QUALITY power...come rain or sunshine.

Now we are shinning example to the world - in geothermal - from depending 100% hydro - to now when geothermal is like 60%.

We've overtaken Italy in this regard!

Kenya has raced past Italy to emerge seventh largest geothermal power producer in the world, new global data shows.

Kenya’s geothermal capacity stands at 823 megawatts (MW), having grown by 165MW since last year and moving the East African country above Italy’s 800MW. This is according to Renewable Capacity Statistics 2020 prepared by Abu Dhabi-based International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).

[url][https://www.google.com/amp/s/africasustainabilitymatters.com/kenya-overtakes-italy-joins-top-seven-geothermal-producers/amp/url]

Best of all is the huge uncapped potential!

The country has an untapped potential of 10,000 MW of steam energy in its Rift Valley basin where a series of exploration works are ongoing.

Despite this we still need to shell out 3 bn USD for a 500 MW nuke power station for defence application peaceful research purposes.

rvp20182:
We import and export power to Uganda and Tanzania...soon Ethiopia. Planned maintenance are for selected areas.i have been Nairobi since mid December...I can say total hours for two months that power has disappeared is not even 5hours..kenya is nearly as good as Europe in power(power has never went out) and better in internet. The same with water...although some areas have issues..

Let me laugh

Appisko:


You import power from Uganda and export same power to Uganda hahahaha

I give up the n ur madness

yes east Africa power pool..understand that power demand depends on many things

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Kenya has completed connection to Ethiopia..we will trade in power..import and export depending on the demand and supply dynamics

kikuyu1:


Some of those outfits are heavy hitters, well CONNECTED with WB projects and global Anglo capital. Ghanaians will soon LEARN feck with these guys at your own peril!
Not EVERYONE can be handled as cavalierly as the Naijjans chased them away in the 1980s "Ghana must go" episode.
These negroes invaded Naij DURING the worst economic turmoil of the early Rawlings era and multiplied rapidly teaching the natives their own negative tendencies we've seen here countless times. THEY were given 2 hrs to FK OFF!
They DIDN'T even get time to pack and wrapped up their ISHYT in typically homemade polythene bags STILL known as Ghana must go bags!


[url][www.graphic.com.gh/showbiz/features/ghana-must-go-the-ugly-history-of-africa-s-most-famous-bag.html#&ts=undefinedurl]

I can now understand why Nigeria did this..they can be insufferable

Appisko:


You import power from Uganda and export same power to Uganda hahahaha

I give up the n ur madness

We trade in power...that too much for your primitive west African brain.let say 100mw plant go down..we ask Uganda to give us power until it's up.. the same happens when theirs goes down.. we trade in surplus power.The same with Tanzania and soon Ethiopia .if all fails we turn on thermal generator plants.That is why load shedding is foreign word in kenya.WE ARE NOT GHANA THAT RELIES ON THERMAL PLANTS FOR DAY TO DAY

rvp20182:
I can now understand why Nigeria did this..they can be insufferable

U dumb u post things u don't know nothing of

The Nigerian deportation of Ghanaians was actually a retaliation of what Ghana did to Nigerians in 1969

rvp20182:
We trade in power...that too much for your primitive west African brain.let say 100mw plant go down..we ask Uganda to give us power until it's up.. the same happens when theirs goes down.. we trade in surplus power.The same with Tanzania and soon Ethiopia .if all fails we turn on thermal generator plants. WE ARE NOT GHANA THAT RELIES ON THERMAL PLANTS FOR DAY TO DAY

The same primitive west African brain became ur Chife Justice

Appisko:


U dumb u post things u don't know nothing of

The Nigerian deportation of Ghanaians was actually a retaliation of what Ghana did to Nigerians in 1969

Your are tiny but insufferable

Appisko:


The same primitive west African brain became ur Chife Justice

You exported your best..and look at the idiots you left behind .We hired them to do job

What is this foool saying? How many Ghanaian shoe shiners can you find in Benin?

Nigerians coming to Ghana come to study or do business? Are you a comedian? You sound like one

IGpro1:
Association of Ghana shoe shinners in Benin.

Most of those coming to your country either come to study or do business.

It doesn’t matter whether you understand why nigeria did what they did to Ghanaians in the 1980s.

In 2021, the tables have turned and the people who were deported in the 1980s are now seeing citizens of the country that deported them troop into their country in millions.

He who laughs last, laughs the best I can imagine Ghanaians deported in the 1980s laughing their hearts out at what that country has become today. Today, Nigeria is not even fit for animals to live in people are being kidnapped every second in that failed country God is good, all the time

rvp20182:
I can now understand why Nigeria did this..they can be insufferable

SHIIITHOLE:
It doesn’t matter whether you understand why nigeria did what they did to Ghanaians in the 1980s.

In 2021, the tables have turned and the people who were deported in the 1980s are now seeing citizens of the country that deported them troop into their country in millions.

He who laughs last, laughs the best I can imagine Ghanaians deported in the 1980s laughing their hearts out at what that country has become today. Today, Nigeria is not even fit for animals to live in people are being kidnapped every second in that failed country God is good, all the time

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SHIIITHOLE:
It doesn’t matter whether you understand why nigeria did what they did to Ghanaians in the 1980s.

In 2021, the tables have turned and the people who were deported in the 1980s are now seeing citizens of the country that deported them troop into their country in millions.

He who laughs last, laughs the best I can imagine Ghanaians deported in the 1980s laughing their hearts out at what that country has become today. Today, Nigeria is not even fit for animals to live in people are being kidnapped every second in that failed country God is good, all the time

Hobbit he goat

NairobiWalker:


Open this link - December 2020

https://unctad.org/press-material/what-are-least-developed-countries-2020#:~:text=They%20are%3A%20Afghanistan%2C%20Angola%2C,%2C%20Liberia%2C%20Madagascar%2C%20Malawi%2C

The the data that the UN is running with is pre-dated back to 2018. https://www.un.org/development/desa/dpad/least-developed-country-category-united-republic-of-tanzania.html
The IMF and The World Bank are a more a accurate source of data since they compile their information on a yearly basis unlike the United Nations.

Nairobi skyline changing.

https://video.wixstatic.com/video/97dc23_c0c15b2da0b741c881c12de8c5adfc9e/480p/mp4/file.mp4

Nairobi expressway - will be taller than most of building in Accra or Takoradi

It expected to consume at least 90,000 tonnes of steel.

Nairobi expressway to be completed by end of this year - entire section is a construction site - being worked 24hours a day. It started late 2020 - and will be done in record 1.5yrs - thanks to Chinese ingenuity and handwork. Nigeria would take 10yrs or 20yrs to pull it

Opening up the Northern Kenya - North Eastern kenya occupied by somalis - being transformed.

Kenya map is one cutest -