Kenya Doubles Electricity Access in Decade via Renewables, Faces Cost Challenges

Kenya has more than doubled electricity access in ten years, driven by renewable energy expansion. The success is accompanied by financial and infrastructural costs, though specifics on pricing or grid strain are not detailed. This highlights a broader trend of renewable-led electrification in Sub-Saharan Africa with trade-offs.

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