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1/4 of debt you cannot repay. I am glad kenya did not get ensnared by Tullow like Ghana. Oil is gone. We are doing well in renewable. Already top 10 in Geothermal. That is where we need to focus.

Oil is the past - the future is renewable energy.

Just30:
See how confused you are




3/4th of all the gas consumed by Ghana comes from Ghana oil fields which are pumping huge gas...

Our failure to consume all the gas we produce has already cause All the large oil companies to pull out of Kenya .... which has left kenyatta with no option but to used buckets to fetch his country oil, since Kenya cant afford the technology

rvp20182:
1/4 of debt you cannot repay. I am glad kenya did not get ensnared by Tullow like Ghana. Oil is gone. We are doing well in renewable. Already top 10 in Geothermal. That is where we need to focus.

Oil is the past - the future is renewable energy.

we owe no debt in gas supply to Nigeria


All of that is old and has fully been pay once supply has been made as permitted by the supply contract

3 months in arrears is permitted



This is not kenya where all your generation and distributers are making huge losses, year after year and hugely debt ridden

That explains why your national grid cant even supply 2000mw of electricity


Those who keep screaming that the future is renewable are already running back to oil

Just look at Germany and you will know why


Read it for yourself

https://chicago.suntimes.com/2021/2/2/22262311/renewable-energy-green-power-solar-wind-fossil-fuels-petroleum-letters-editor

rvp20182:
You're still struggling to settle gas debt to Nigeria
https://www.newtelegraphng.com/ghana-settles-42m-debt-to-nigeria-gas-company/

Such a lunatic always going about repeating topics. After loosing to Just30 on electricity issues you went back to fetch a link just to satisfy your madness..
I'm sure you did not read what has been written on your own link..

People just waste time arguing with you? The so called intelligent Kenyan on nairaland platform.


from your own link, read it well

rvp20182:
Compare kenya power company and Ghana main electricity company results

EGH (2018) and KPLC (2019)

KPLC -The total units purchased rose to 11,493 GWh from 10,702 GWh in the previous period representing
an increase of 7.4%. Power sold 8,769.

Ghana -Power purchased 10,900 and Power sold 8,251

http://www.ecggh.com/images/reports/2018_ECG_Financial_Report.pdf

https://kplc.co.ke/img/full/ypSsKdhsre3z_KPLC%20ANNUAL%20REPORT%202019_20%20FOR%20WEB.pdf

Give and take few units sold by Northern.

Kenya has a lot of industries on their own generated power.

Exactamundo! Many tea factories have their own pico power plants, less than 3 MW.
Seen the massive Devki steel plant in Kwale?

KWALE, KENYA: A multi-billion shilling steel smelting plant under construction at Gora in Samburu, Kwale County, has initiated the process of establishing its own 55 megawatts power plant.

[url][/https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/news/article/2001402843/kwales-mega-steel-plant-plans-own-power-station]

A local, national and continental game changer.I know ONLY SA produces raw steel. Out of politeness I WON'T mention Ajaokuta.

Edit: WITHOUT an indigenous Steel industry you'll NEVER get anywhere! You'll NEVER produce the high grade light weight steel needed for aerospace, aviation and weapons; the heavier steel for construction or the high nitrogen high tensile steel for ship building.

vankelvin:
Such a lunatic always going about repeating topics. After loosing to Just30 on electricity issues you went back to fetch a link just to satisfy your madness..
I'm sure you did not read what has been written on your own link..

People just waste time arguing with you? The so called intelligent Kenyan on nairaland platform.


from your own link, read it well

He normally don't read its own quoted article well. most at times, his own quoted article normally validate his opponent. for example, check my discussion with him.

he is always in rush to quote a perceived negative report without a further read.such a slowpoke.

it is even a relief now , Ghana is relying heavily on the local gas ( the atuabo gas ) and another gas line is under construction. since nigeria gas line has proven not reliable

rvp20182:
That translate to how many days per year? And do they ever get filled up. Kenya we have two big ones and they are mostly disused. These white elephants are not a priority. Build medium sized stadiums. Until you're developed enough - otherwise you have empty tombs - waste of money.

Boss, all the major teams in Nigeria premier league always have their stadiums get filled to the brim . Just search them on any social media platforms
Some of the stadiums for our premier league

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvEWfmhJUGM

rvp20182:
Actually I got 2019 results
https://www.ecggh.com/images/reports/2019_ECG_Financial_Report.pdf
Ghana

Power purchased
11,538.67

Power sold 8,688.62

Very similar to kenya Power - which I have explained to mad cow ad nauseam that Ghana electricity that eventually get supplied is about 1800-2000MW like kenya

Chaangaa infested brain

Ghana is 31 m Kenya is 53 m do the math a**shole

rvp20182:
You're still struggling to settle gas debt to Nigeria
https://www.newtelegraphng.com/ghana-settles-42m-debt-to-nigeria-gas-company/

Lol are u mad the article actually is saying Ghna settles it's Gas debt

vankelvin:
All these pictures of yours have been posted here so many times already... Estate housing in Egypt is far higher than what you do in Kenya..

So I can't prove a point with a pic which has been posted already? lol!

Who was comparing Egypt estates with Kenya's? Is comprehension that hard bro ?

rvp20182:
You're still struggling to settle gas debt to Nigeria
https://www.newtelegraphng.com/ghana-settles-42m-debt-to-nigeria-gas-company/

Interesting .

Remove the power you need to power the AC to lessen your brain overheating and the power you need to smelt aluminium - and you realize you use as much power as kenya.

Appisko:
Chaangaa infested brain

Ghana is 31 m Kenya is 53 m do the math a**shole

You can imagine how much diplomatic tiff it takes for Ghana to settle such small debt.

Shma:
Interesting .

vankelvin:
Please theirs is on a larger scale not your affordable housing project

I never disputed this. The question is, where is their large scale construction taking place? New cities or old Cairo?

Okay, I only happen to know Enyimba football club from Nigeria. The rest I have never impressed outside Nigeria I guess

68816419:
Boss, all the major teams in Nigeria premier league always have their stadiums get filled to the brim . Just search them on any social media platforms
Some of the stadiums for the our premier league

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvEWfmhJUGM

Yes lots of manufacturers and big institutions are now generating their own independent power (including yours truly);

kenya is one world leading in terms of small solar installation. I think kenya is second to India

The Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) data shows that some 2.3 million households used solar for lighting, representing about 19.3 per cent of the total number of homes with rural areas recording 30 per cent growth.

kikuyu1:
Exactamundo! Many tea factories have their own pico power plants, less than 3 MW.
Seen the massive Devki steel plant in Kwale?


[url][/https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/news/article/2001402843/kwales-mega-steel-plant-plans-own-power-station]

A local, national and continental game changer.I know ONLY SA produces raw steel. Out of politeness I WON'T mention Ajaokuta.

Edit: WITHOUT an indigenous Steel industry you'll NEVER get anywhere! You'll NEVER produce the high grade light weight steel needed for aerospace, aviation and weapons; the heavier steel for construction or the high nitrogen high tensile steel for ship building.

rvp20182:
You can imagine how much diplomatic tiff it takes for Ghana to settle such small debt.

A beggar has no choice, but why should they take that long to settle that small debt? Is Ghana that poor or?

vankelvin:
Pig, your country man compared your slums to egypt so I came in to correct him.

The desperation in grandeur!

Cool story bruh.

vankelvin:
I don't even know what we are to compare here? Don't compare Kenya to Egypt in that sector.. The kind of constructions happening there is far above what you are doing in your country.

Form your on thread on Egypt vs kenya construction sector and debate with your demons there cos what you're formulating was never a bone of contention

rvp20182:
Remove the power you need to power the AC to lessen your brain overheating and the power you need to smelt aluminium - and you realize you use as much power as kenya.

U are not making any sense chaangaa brain

vaxx:
He normally don't read its own quoted article well. most at times, his own quoted article normally validate his opponent. for example, check my discussion with him.

he is always in rush to quote a perceived negative report without a further read.such a slowpoke.

it is even a relief now , Ghana is relying heavily on the local gas ( the atuabo gas ) and another gas line is under construction. since nigeria gas line has proven not reliable

Eventhough I knew already that Ghana has settled all our debt I wanted to read what was on his link only to find out same news that confirms that Ghana has settled it's debt. Such a lunatic

Shma:
A beggar has no choice, but why should they take that long to settle that small debt? Is Ghana that poor or?

It took that long because there was change in Government so they had to delay the payment so they can make politics out of it.

It took so long because by 2016 we had gotten alternative sources of power so with or without Nigeria Gas Ghana had enough power for it's citizens...

This Government in power can do anything for it's political expediency

Solar energy in Africa

Look half-baked. Kenya has a lot of solar power installation - leads in mini-solar systems and such. I think for a very long time Kenya has had the largest private sector dominated solar PV home systems of any developing nation.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Solar energy in Africa

rvp20182:
Look half-baked. Kenya has a lot of solar power installation - leads in mini-solar systems and such. I think for a very long time Kenya has had the largest private sector dominated solar PV home systems of any developing nation.

Noise!!! Kenya didn’t make the list cos u have nothing. Ur cooked up data couldnt deceive the rest of the world. U were omitted cos you don’t have nada .believe ur govt at ur own peril.

Actually kenya is better than India
https://sun-connect-ea.org/kenya-has-overtaken-india-to-become-the-number-one-market-for-solar-systems/

A new report by the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century (REN21) schows that the high demand means the government’s efforts to connect Kenyans to the national electricity grid might not be yielding the desired effects. In 2019, when Kenya went ahead of India in the purchase of solar systems, Kenyans bought 1.97 million units of solar power systems. They use the systems to light up their homes as well as power electronic devices including charging their phones and power TV and entertainment units. The units Kenyans bought grew 55 per cent last year, compared to the 1.2 million units that were purchased in 2018. India, which has been the leading market for solar systems, bought 1.6 million units in 2019, a 31 per cent drop compared to the two million acquired the previous year

Saffa chick, I've replied directly 3x and they,the Mods or a higher power have deleted thrice! I can't guess what filters are being used. Let me try once more.
Firstly I believe Credo-other serious people have said much the same about non human powers secretly controlling human affairs via entities to inflict trauma upon the world. Imo,the lockdown is just what the Global Elites,aka the Illum...i need to impoverish,control and ultimately kill most of humanity.
If you ANYTHING about me even you obviously know there's no FKN way I'm getting vaxxed! BUT-I'm that nigga who has tried everything,EVERYTHING but herding cats,crocodile farming and commercial scuba diving. I've settled on real estate,tea/sugar cane farming,aquaculture,Crypto,forex and investment betting . I'm also choosing a site for a bamboo plantation;fyi Giant Bamboo produces panelling, furniture and even bullet prof vests which Blackwater are now making in Mlolongo. Btw,rvp20182,this needs a tea environment and 4 yrs to mature. Nothing compares to bamboo returns,averaging 8-10k $ per acre if unprocessed poles are sold.
As a high energy guy I'm still constantly looking for viable projects and investments and last yr just after the 'Ronadrama began I found one. I can't be too specific-haters here as you know aren't few. The opportunities to upscale and diversify are enormous as are the marketing possibilities. Its the kind of thing I must at least try!
Problem is this vocational engineering course needed is only offered in W Europe,specifically the Germanic zones. I actually talked to the HoD of a school last yr top rated globally. It seems the vaxx passport may be necessary-I'll ignore my logical misgivings and go for the double vaxx simply to enable me to do the 4 yr course.
Sometimes in life we do what we must not what we want.

Yada yada in a topic you barely understand - there are half-baked reports out there - but anybody who knows Solar System - knows Kenya is world leader in the developing world especially in home System.

M-Kopa for example has 0.5M customers in Kenya - on their pay as you go solar system.

This what you generator country should be doing - kenya has maybe 2.5M household with solar power installed - and solar mini-grids.

In terms of big installation - kenya has 50MW power plant - and many small ones.

Vlain:
Noise!!! Kenya didn’t make the list cos u have nothing. Ur cooked up data couldnt deceive the rest of the world. U were omitted cos you don’t have nada .believe ur govt at ur own peril.

rvp20182:
Actually kenya is better than India
https://sun-connect-ea.org/kenya-has-overtaken-india-to-become-the-number-one-market-for-solar-systems/

A new report by the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century (REN21) schows that the high demand means the government’s efforts to connect Kenyans to the national electricity grid might not be yielding the desired effects. In 2019, when Kenya went ahead of India in the purchase of solar systems, Kenyans bought 1.97 million units of solar power systems. They use the systems to light up their homes as well as power electronic devices including charging their phones and power TV and entertainment units. The units Kenyans bought grew 55 per cent last year, compared to the 1.2 million units that were purchased in 2018. India, which has been the leading market for solar systems, bought 1.6 million units in 2019, a 31 per cent drop compared to the two million acquired the previous year

They're 25x our pop! Anyway it's easily believable- wherever you are in Kenya, from the hottest driest desert of L Chalbi near L Turkana to Lokoitokitok by Tz someone is selling solar panels!

rvp20182:
Yada yada in a topic you barely understand - there are half-baked reports out there - but anybody who knows Solar System - knows Kenya is world leader in the developing world especially in home System.

M-Kopa for example has 0.5M customers in Kenya - on their pay as you go solar system.

This what you generator country should be doing - kenya has maybe 2.5M household with solar power installed - and solar mini-grids.

In terms of big installation - kenya has 50MW power plant - and many small ones.

EVERYONE in Garissa and outskirts is now connected .

Vlain:
Noise!!! Kenya didn’t make the list cos u have nothing. Ur cooked up data couldnt deceive the rest of the world. U were omitted cos you don’t have nada .believe ur govt at ur own peril.

Installed capacity is no where because they use worthless.

As they only for lights and charging nothing more