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It's been an electrifying season for Arsenal fans around the world, and here at Kenya Power, we've got a few charged-up fans of our own! 😂 May they wear their victory with humility as they head for coronation this evening. 🏆 #PamojaTwangaa ^ZM

From Nairobi to Mombasa and back, Nairobi to Kisumu and back; the Kenya Power EV Parades have successfully demonstrated the growing potential of electric mobility in Kenya. Today’s grand finale at KICC brought together electric buses, trucks, tuk-tuks, motorcycles, bicycles and passenger vehicles in a vibrant 43km convoy across Nairobi, showcasing the future of sustainable transport. A big thank you to all our partners, riders, drivers and stakeholders for making the parades a success as we gear up for the 4th Annual Kenya Power E-mobility Conference & Expo on 4th & 5th June 2026. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

KENYA POWER EV PARADES CONCLUDE SUCCESSFULLY AT KICC, NAIROBI The ongoing Kenya Power Electric Vehicles (EV) Parades officially concluded today at the KICC in a vibrant 43-kilometre convoy across Nairobi that showcased the diversity and growing adoption of electric mobility in Kenya. Today's EV caravan was the climax of other parades the Company has been undertaking around the country's main transport corridors including the Nairobi-Mombasa-Nairobi route and Nairobi-Kisumu-Eldoret-Nairobi corridor. The convoy today featured electric buses, tuk-tuks, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles and passenger vehicles, demonstrating the expanding range of clean transport solutions now available in the country. The parade route covered KICC, Waiyaki Way, James Gichuru, Olenguruone Road, Lang’ata Road, Raila Odinga Way, Arwings Kodhek, Lusaka Road, Jogoo Road, Outer Ring Road, Thika Road, Forest Road, Museum Hill, Uhuru Highway, City Hall Way and back to KICC. Kenya Power extends its sincere appreciation to all e-mobility partners, stakeholders, drivers and riders whose participation and support made the parades a success. The successful parades set the stage for the upcoming 4th Annual Kenya Power E-mobility Conference and Expo on 4th &5th June, 2026 which will bring together industry players to advance conversations on the future of electric mobility in Kenya. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

The Voi EV Charging Station stood out as a major milestone during the Nairobi–Mombasa–Nairobi EV Parade, showcasing Kenya’s growing readiness for electric mobility. The station features two chargers; a DC charger and an AC charger; with each capable of charging two vehicles at a time, allowing up to four EVs to charge simultaneously. This demonstrated that long-distance EV travel across the country is no longer a concept, but a growing reality. Through collaboration with key stakeholders in the e-mobility sector, Kenya Power continues to champion the expansion of EV charging infrastructure, helping build confidence in sustainable transport and proving that electric vehicles can seamlessly travel across Kenya. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

Kenya Power has today unveiled the Voi EV Charging Station along Kenya's busiest A109 corridor. This is a strategic step toward sustainable mobility for businesses and individuals traveling this vital route. The new facility offers EV enthusiasts and operators a convenient opportunity to recharge and experience the future of clean transport. Speaking at the launch, Kenya Power’s County Business Manager for Taita Taveta, Eng. Stephen Okumu emphasised the importance of this milestone, welcoming the public to test and engage with the station as part of the company’s broader commitment to green energy solutions. The event formed a key highlight of the Nairobi–Mombasa–Nairobi EV Parade, which concludes tomorrow with the Grand Nairobi EV Parade. Beyond raising awareness, these engagements are laying the foundation for the 4th Annual Emobility Conference and Expo 2026, scheduled for June 4th & 5th at KICC Nairobi. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

Day 2 of the Nairobi–Mombasa–Nairobi EV Parade had pomp and color! We celebrated a historic milestone as Kenya Power launched the Nyali Electric Charging Station and joined emobility champions in flagging off the parade to Nairobi. These events set the stage for wider e‑mobility adoption across Kenya’s busiest corridors. To all partners and leaders who made this launch a success, a big salute to you all. Together, let's continue powering e-mobility in Kenya. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

Kenya Power has officially launched the Nyali Electric Charging Station and flagged off the Mombasa–Nairobi EV Parade — marking a historic milestone in our sustainability journey. On Mombasa Island, daily operations are now fully electric. 25 new e‑bikes have replaced all fossil‑fuel bikes, proving that clean mobility is not just possible, but practical. The greening initiative comes alongside the unveiling of two new chargers at Nyali, setting the stage for wider adoption of e‑mobility across Kenya’s busiest corridors Hats off to all partners and leaders who joined us at the launch, including Mr. Newton Wang'oo, Director, One2One, Dr. Eng. John Deng Diar Diing, Executive Secretary, Northern Corridor Transit and Transport Coordination Authority (NCTTCA), Hon. Daniel Manyala, CECM, Transport, Infrastructure, and Governance, Mombasa County, CECM, Climate Change, Mombasa County, Eng. David Mugambi, Head of Transport, Mechanisation & E-Mobility, Kenya Power, Eng. Erick Lagat, Coast Regional Manager, Kenya, Power and Kenya Power Staff from the Nyali Commercial Office. Together, let's keep powering e-mobility. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

DAY 2 UPDATE: NAIROBI - KISUMU - ELDORET- NAKURU ROUTE EV PARADE The Kenya Power Western EV Parade via Nakuru, Kisumu and Eldoret continues to demonstrate the growing potential of electric mobility for long-distance travel across Kenya. The team arrived in Kisumu at exactly 10:00 p.m., with the fully occupied JAC double cab retaining ~30% battery charge and the station wagon recording an even higher remaining charge - strong endurance figures for both. The electric motorcycle required just one battery swap at Londiani to complete the trip, highlighting the practicality of battery-swapping technology. Vehicles were put on slow overnight charging to preserve long-term battery health, as it is gentler on battery systems and reduces heat generation. On Day 2, the team conducted a short EV parade around Kisumu Town alongside Spiro electric motorcycle riders before departing for Eldoret, arriving around 2:00 p.m. with ~25% charge remaining from a 92% starting charge. Occasional stops for battery swaps caused minor delays, but overall performance remained reliable throughout. Despite varying terrain and weather conditions, the EVs have continued to perform reliably, reinforcing confidence in Kenya's growing e-mobility ecosystem. The team is now en route to Nakuru for an overnight stop before continuing the journey to Nairobi. More updates on battery performance, charging and real-world EV practicality to follow on the final day of the parade tomorrow. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^ZM

Day One done, and the energy was unmatched. From Nairobi to Kisumu, the Kenya Power EV Parade officially hit the road, showcasing the future of mobility powered by innovation, sustainability, and clean energy. This is more than a parade, it’s a movement toward a cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable future. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

WHAT AN EXPERIENCE. DAY ONE; NAIROBI–MOMBASA–NAIROBI EV PARADE Early Thursday morning. The engines at Stima Plaza Nairobi, hum, powered not with fuel, but with a quiet electric promise. The convoy is ready to hit the A109 corridor in four days, a round trip that is promising to be monumental. At around 10:46 am, the Nairobi–Mombasa EV Parade is flagged off; the convoy navigates the busy Nairobi CBD's roads, escorted by over a dozen electric bikes. Minutes later, few SUVs, one Basigo matatu, a Kenya Power double cab, and one mighty freight truck (the first ever to do this journey in Kenya, courtesy of the Kuenhe Climate Centre & Kühne Foundation) emerge out of the city bustle and hits the highway proper. The road is clear and everyone is excited. As the vehicles rolled south, each stop becomes a chapter to tell. Midday, the convoy makes a brief stop at Machakos junction for a public engagement. At around 2 pm, the teams makes another stop at Emali. It’s scorching hot. A few SUVs and the double cab needed a top‑up, just like anyone would need some lunch. Forty minutes later, the team departs for a meet‑and‑see experience at Kiboko. Here, residents and long‑distance drivers, who had stopped to grab something are amazed by the freight truck. First, it’s fully electric. No noise. No polution. Secondly, it’s being driven by two lady drivers, a rare but now real encounter. Many cannot belive. The long journey becomes more exciting. As the cars accelerates downwards, so does their battery percentages. Inside the double cab and one SUV, a question seeks an answer: Will these machines reach Voi without topping up? It’s called range anxiety, and we experienced it, firsthand. Luckily, Kenya Power has set another EV charger at Mtito Andei. The team tops up; the truck doesn't need to...Its way too powerful. The team drives towards Voi. A few minutes to 10 pm, the electric freight truck arrives in Voi, now at 51% battery left. A quiet revolution in motion. As the team rests in Voi, one reflection lingers: A109 has become a classroom. The data gathered along the way will offer policymakers and investors something priceless: proof. As the convoy heads to Mombasa today Friday for loading of the truck, more questions still linger. How will that experience look? Will this be a story of resilience, insights, and innovation? Is it possible to electrify Kenya’s busiest transport artery? Stay tuned… #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

The flag off of the Nairobi-Mombasa-Nairobi & Nairobi-Kisumu-Eldoret- Nairobi was nothing short of historic It was a quiet revolution in motion, a proof that electrifying Kenya's busiest corridors is possible. To all partners and parties who are making this possible, hats off. Here's the Nairobi flag off highlight. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^ZM

Kenya Power was proudly represented at the Enlit Africa Conference in Cape Town, by a strong delegation that contributed meaningfully across key industry discussions shaping the future of energy in Africa. The engagements highlighted the Company’s leadership in utility transformation, digital innovation, infrastructure development and power sector reforms. Eng. Rosemary Oduor, GM Commercial Services, participated in the exclusive Utility CEO Forum that brought together over 35 utility CEOs and Energy Ministers to deliberate on key sector challenges such as financial sustainability, prosumer management and market reforms. In the digitalisation track, Cleophas Ogutu, Senior Engineer & GIS Project Manager, explored emerging solutions around smart metering, AI forecasting, predictive maintenance and GIS-enabled monitoring. Eng. Billy Onyango, County O&M Engineer, Kwale, contributed to discussions on transmission bottlenecks, private sector participation and open access reforms. The Kenya Power delegation also included Eng. Phineas Marete, Ag. GM Regional Coordination, and Eng. Nicholas Bundotich, CBM Nairobi West, underscoring the Company’s commitment to sharing expertise and learning from global energy leaders. The conference concluded today after several days of impactful engagements and strategic conversations on Africa’s evolving energy landscape. #PamojaTwangaa #PoweringAfrica ^ZM

The EV Parades were officially flagged off from Stima Plaza, with convoys heading along the A109 Corridor to Mombasa and the Nairobi–Kisumu–Eldoret route, showcasing the growing potential of electric mobility across Kenya. Be on the lookout as the EVs power through your town and wave at the convoy! #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^KN

Kenya Power Earns Kshs. 382 Million E-mobility Revenue in 34 Months, Sets Stage for the Annual EV Conference and Expo in Nairobi #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^ZM

DEMONSTRATING THE PRACTICALITY OF ELECTRIC MOBILITY VIA NAIROBI - KISUMU - ELDORET - NAKURU HIGHWAY ROUTE The Nairobi-Kisumu EV parade, part of activities leading to the 4th Annual Kenya Power E-mobility Stakeholders' Conference and Expo, departed Nairobi at 11:00 a.m. and arrived in Nakuru at approximately 2:00 p.m. The convoy featured a fully occupied five-seater electric double cab and a five-seater station wagon EV, both at 300-320 kms range on full charge, and also electric motorcycles, all demonstrating strong performance and charging efficiency. The double cab arrived in Nakuru with 49% battery remaining and recharged fully in 45 minutes at Nakuwell charging point on Solai Rd. The four-seater arrived with 47% charge and recharged in about 30 minutes. The electric motorcycle showcased battery-swapping flexibility, travelling from Nairobi to Naivasha before a swap, then continuing to Nakuru with 45% battery. Departing Nakuru at 6:20 p.m. at 75% charge, it reached Salgaa with 40% remaining. Charging took 55 minutes on a two-phase charger and 30–45 minutes on a three-phase charger. The parade affirms Kenya's progress in EV adoption while assessing charging infrastructure readiness along key corridors and addressing range anxiety. Kenya Power remains committed to sustainable transport through infrastructure investment, industry partnerships, and clean energy promotion. #PoweringEMobilityKE #TheFutureIsElectric #PamojaTwangaa ^ZM

Nairobi to Kisumu to Eldoret and back, the EV wave is rolling through Kenya! 🚗 Keep your eyes on the road as the Nairobi–Kisumu–Eldoret–Nairobi EV Parade powers through your town from 21st–23rd May! Official flag-off of the caravan is tomorrow Thursday 21st May 2026 at Stima Plaza, Parklands. #EmobilityKE #PoweringKenya #PamojaTwangaa ^ZM

Mombasa Twaja, tena kwa gari za umeme, yaani...Electric vehicles.. ⚡🚗 Yes, from 21st–24th May 2026, EV enthusiasts and stakeholders will journey along the A109 Corridor, showcasing the growing potential of electric mobility in Kenya. Official flag-off of the caravan is tomorrow Thursday 21st May 2026 at Stima Plaza, Parklands. Be on the lookout as the EV parade powers through your town and give us a thumb up! #EmobilityKE #PoweringKenya #PamojaTwangaa ^ZM