Kenya launches its national AfCFTA implementation strategy (2022-2027). 

Kenya Power Accelerates Transition to e-Mobility

Kenya’s transport sector is one of the main contributors of greenhouse gas emissions due to the sector’s predominant use of fossil fuel. 

Kenya intends to develop a 300MW nuclear energy plant by 2036 at an estimated cost of $1.5billion.

Modernization of the Kenyan defense forces has been continuing apace, anchored as one of the eight pillars of the Chief of Defence Forces Strategic Vision. 

Concrete Movement Forward on Trade in Goods Among Select AfCFTA Parties.

Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) announces new Pre-Shipment Verification of Conformity (PVOC) service providers for country-of-origin inspections

Kenya’s growing, largely agricultural based economy is creating a demand for new cold chain solutions.  

Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) Announces Changes in the Inspection of Imported Goods Under the new PVoC program.

Four key pillars, digital infrastructure, digital services and data management, digital skills, and driving digital innovation outline the plan.

Kenya’s Data Protection Act (DPA) comes into full effect in support of its information and communications technology infrastructure. 

The Kenyan government is investing heavily in cancer care facilities.

Kenya seeks partners to achieve 1.2 million irrigated acres by 2022. 

Kenya has ambitious goals of moving to 100% clean energy by 2030. There are opportunities for Utility Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

Strategic infrastructure projects in Kenya will be delivered through Public Private Partnerships.