Renewables

Kenya Launches East Africa’s First Large-Scale Wind and Storage Hybrid Project

The €200 million Siruai development combines wind generation with battery storage to improve grid stability and renewable energy integration.

By Fabian Gbadamosi54 sec read12th May, 2026

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Kenya Launches East Africa’s First Large-Scale Wind and Storage Hybrid Project

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