KenGen opens land leases in push for industrial park
A Kengen power plant. KenGen has opened up hundreds of acres of land for lease in Naivasha as it lured international investors with cheap power tariffs to put up an industrial park within the geothermal steam fields.
Kenya’s top power producer KenGen has opened up hundreds of acres of land for lease in Naivasha as it lured international investors with cheap power tariffs to put up an industrial park within the geothermal steam fields.
The proposed KenGen Green Energy Park will sit on 845 acres at the Olkaria geothermal field in Naivasha and will include both industrial and non-industrial activities such as offices, data centres, research and development centre, hospitality, visitor experience centre as well as administrative and commercial uses.
