electrical

In the modern world, electricity is the lifeblood that powers our daily activities, from lighting up our homes to fueling industries. Behind this seamless supply of electrical energy lies a complex network of power distribution systems. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the intricacies of electrical engineering, focusing specifically on power distribution systems.

As the world progresses towards industrialization, the demand for reliable and efficient electrical systems has become paramount. Industrial electrical systems are complex and require a thorough understanding of electrical engineering principles, safety regulations, and industry standards. This comprehensive guide will provide an overview of industrial electrical systems and help you understand the critical components that

Kenya is a country that is rapidly developing and boasts a booming industrial sector. However, one of the biggest challenges facing businesses in Kenya is the unreliable electricity supply. Frequent power outages and voltage fluctuations are common, which can be damaging to industrial equipment and lead to significant losses. Additionally, electricity costs in Kenya are

Power generation in Africa is a continuous process that has continued to play a significant role in the economic developments in the region. The continent displays varied energy demands, use and development. Some African countries produce energy while others import it for use. Fossil fuels, natural gas, and hydropower are the leading sources of power

Engineering Works for Kenya’s Renewable Energy Infrastructure Development Kenya is way ahead of its African peers when it comes to renewable energy with over 73% of installed power capacity coming from green sources. The government has announced it’s on a path to 100% installed power capacity from green sources mainly geothermal, wind, solar and hydro-electric

Under the national power connectivity project, the Kenya government is working towards universal access to electricity by 2020 by expanding and improving Kenya’s electric transmission system.
This project is being financed by the World Bank, Africa Development Bank and the government of Kenya. It has also brought on board different stakeholders.