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Your electric water heater or gas cylinder is quietly eating KSh 3,500–8,000 of your money every single month.Most Kenyan families don’t realise that hot water[…]

Every week we get the same question in our Nairobi office:“Will solar actually reduce my Kenya Power bill… or is it just marketing talk?”So we[…]

Blackouts are getting longer and more unpredictable in 2025. Kenya Power’s own data shows Nairobi now averages 4–8 hours of load-shedding some weeks, while rural[…]