Ministry Of Energy Kenya

List of principal secretaries.

Ministry of energy kenya.

The ministry is a successor to the ministry of energy. The energy sector in kenya is managed by the ministry of energy and petroleum moep which generates policies that are designed to create an enabling environment for efficient operation and growth of the sector. They serve different departments in the 21 ministries in the government of kenya. Prime minister rowley lead energy talks with bp in london photo courtesy opm minister khan touring the exhibition booths at the annual trinidad and tobago energy conference.

Most of them are technocrats sourced from different professions to offer their expertise to state departments. Kenya has taken great strides in renewable energy in africa and the in world making it a trailblazer in the green energy sector. Ministry of energy and petroleum 5000 mw by 2016 power to transform kenya investment prospectus 2013 2016. Energy statistics generated from vigorous analysis of reports in energy sector.

Under the fourth schedule of the constitution of kenya 2010 the ministry of energy on behalf of the national government is responsible for energy policy and regulation of electricity and gas reticulation while county governments are responsible for planning and development of electricity and gas reticulation and regulation. Every principal secretary in kenya holds a distinct speciality. It sets the strategic direction for the growth of the sector and provides a long term vision for all sector players. This was driven by the need to place.

Programmes and projects undertaken by the ministry of energy and petroleum in kenya. The government of kenya through the ministry of energy is commited to facilitate the achievement of the government s big 4 agenda through generation transmission and distribution of reliable clean and affordable. Main sources of energy in kenya. Ministry of interior and coordination of national.

Erling john karlsberg from the robert gordon university during the energy capacity building workshop hosted by the uk department of international trade dit.