Kenya's Economic Growth: A Focus on Green Energy and Digital Transformation

Darren Nuwasasira, Africa One News |Energy and Sustainability

Thursday, July 10, 2025 at 9:02:00 AM UTC

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Kenya's Economic Growth: Green Energy and Digital Transformation

Kenya's economic strategy is centered around two key pillars: green energy and digital transformation. These areas are not only helping the country achieve sustainability but also positioning Kenya as a leader in innovation across Africa.

1. Green Energy: Leading the Way

  • Renewable Energy: Kenya is making significant progress in clean energy, with more than 70% of its electricity generated from renewable sources such as geothermal, wind, and solar power.
  • Lake Turkana Wind Power Project: As one of the largest wind projects in Africa, this initiative contributes immensely to Kenya’s energy capacity, strengthening its position as a renewable energy leader.

2. Digital Transformation: A Tech Hub Emerges

  • Mobile Money Revolution: The rise of M-Pesa has transformed Kenya into a mobile banking leader, providing financial inclusion for millions.
  • M-KOPA Solar: This innovative project delivers affordable solar energy to rural households, promoting sustainability while improving living conditions.
  • Government Initiatives: The Digital Economy Blueprint is enabling the expansion of e-government services, broadband internet, and a thriving startup ecosystem.

Challenges and Vision for 2030

  • Despite political and global economic challenges, Kenya is committed to maintaining its momentum toward becoming a middle-income nation by 2030, with a clear focus on green energy and digital technologies.

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