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OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED On Friday, 20th July 2018, from 2.00pm to 3.30pm, the WED Student Energy Innovation Challenge was officially launched at the JKUAT Main Campus, IPic Building, 2nd Floor, where the AEPEA board secretary, Andy Amadi, officiated the ceremony to open the challenge. The Student Innovation Challenge is one of…
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ELECTRICITY FROM SUNLIGHT Kenya is classified as an energy poor country with the majority of the population spending a substantial amount of their household income on energy. With 46% of the population being classified as poor (living on less than US$ 2 per day), a majority of households especially in…
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By Carolyne Gathuru Energy Runs the World – True or False? If you answered True – you are correct. Without Energy in whatever form or shape then the world wouldn’t work; not by day, nor by night!If you answered False – you are still correct. Energy doesn’t run the world…
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It’s time to settle this issue once and for all. So how can one become a licensed energy auditor in Kenya? Below are 3 requirements needed to become one? I. You first must ensure you have the requisite combination of both academic and professional experience. The table below details what…
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Revolution of Wind Technology The last few years have seen a significant increase in the global number of installed wind turbines. Currently, wind energy is a key contributor to the national grid in many countries across the world. In 2010, wind was already contributing 2.5% of the total global electricity.…
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By Ted Otieno Last month, we had the opportunity to attend the Energy Management Awards (EMA) Gala Night themed: ‘A Night with the Energy Royals’ with my fellow Energy Engineers from Eenovators Ltd. It was a great event where professionals, institutions and legal bodies interested in carving the path towards…
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