Joseph Siror
Joseph Siror is the Managing Director and CEO of Kenya Power, a role in which he has overseen significant improvements in the country's electricity supply infrastructure. Under his leadership, Kenya Power recently recorded a new peak electricity demand of 2,316 MW, attributed to ongoing grid upgrades and the connection of over 198,000 new customers to the national grid in just six months. Siror has emphasized the importance of enhancing power supply redundancy and promoting initiatives like electric cooking and mobility to support growing demand.
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Kenya:
Joseph Siror is the Chief Executive of Kenya Power who spoke at the E-Mobility Stakeholders Forum about the company's charging stations.
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Kenya:
Joseph Siror, the KPLC Chairperson, sent the General Manager Rosemary Oduor to represent him during the meeting.
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Kenya:
Joseph Siror, the chief executive of Kenya Power, emphasizes the company's role as a facilitator in the electric vehicle sector.
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Kenya:
Managing Director, Dr. (Eng.) Joseph Siror stated that the installation will facilitate a smooth transition to the e-mobility ecosystem.
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Kenya:
Dr. (Eng.) Joseph Siror said the phase aims to connect 150,000 customers.
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Kenya:
Dr. (Eng.) Joseph Siror is Kenya Power’s Managing Director & CEO.
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Kenya:
Joseph Siror is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Kenya Power who addressed the Editors Guild about the company's corporate strategy.
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Kenya:
Sakaja personally visited Stima Plaza last December and informed KPLC CEO Joseph Siror that electricity could not be switched off while KPLC itself owed the county billions.
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Kenya:
KPLC CEO Joseph Siror is being called to account for the company's actions regarding power disconnections.
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Kenya:
Kenya Power Chief Executive Officer Joseph Siror was present during the committee sitting discussing the ongoing issues.
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