Kenyan consumers will experience no changes to their electricity bills following a decision by the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum. Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi officially withdrew Kenya Power’s application to review and adjust retail electricity tariffs.
Key Details of the DecisionStable Rates: Electricity tariffs remain unchanged, maintaining the existing pricing structure for all domestic and commercial users.Economic Protection: CS Wandayi noted that shelving the review protects households, businesses, and industries from potential energy cost hikes.
Growth Support: The ministry stated that keeping rates constant aims to support ongoing economic recovery, sustain local livelihoods, and secure job creation.The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum emphasized its long-term strategy to balance the financial sustainability of the energy sector with consumer affordability.
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