Alex Wachira

Alex Wachira

politician Kenya

Alex Wachira is the Energy Principal Secretary in Kenya, responsible for overseeing the country's energy policies and regulatory frameworks. Recently, he has been vocal about the pressing need to lift the moratorium on new power purchase agreements (PPAs) to address the growing energy demand in Kenya, which has led to an increased reliance on imported electricity from neighboring countries like Ethiopia.

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Kenya Kenya: Principal Secretary for Energy, Alex Wachira, said hydrogen development is being embedded in the country’s new draft National Energy Policy. 7

The Standard: Kenya, Germany host Eastern Africa's first green hydrogen symposium in Nairobi

Kenya Kenya: Alex Wachira is the Principal Secretary of the Ministry of Energy & Petroleum, State Department of Energy. 6

The Standard: Kenya eyes green hydrogen to deepen renewable energy usage

Kenya Kenya: Alex Wachira is the Principal Secretary in the State Department for Energy who confirmed the increase in electric vehicles. 6

The Standard: Review of infrastructure, taxes and incentives to boost adoption of EVs

Kenya Kenya: Energy Principal Secretary Alex Wachira reaffirmed the government’s commitment to lighting up every corner of the country. 8

The Standard: Over Sh10 Billion allocated for last mile electricity in Mt. Kenya Region

Kenya Kenya: Alex Wachira, the Principal Secretary in the State Department for Energy, discusses the government's plans for electric vehicle charging stations. 6

The Standard: Kenya Power, State research firm eye battery manufacturing plant

Kenya Kenya: Energy Principal Secretary Alex Wachira noted that among other possible outcomes of failure to lift the moratorium are increased power rationing during peak hours. 6

The Standard: How Nairobi-Addis deal is fuelling surge in Kenya's electricity imports