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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: RV Pundit on October 30, 2019, 11:07:33 AM
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Country Cost in USD
Kenya 23.47Ksh $0.23
Tanzania 100.0Tsh $0.043
Uganda 250.0 Ush $0.067
S. Sudani
Rwanda 182 Franc $0.20
Burundi
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By the time we pay off the debt looted in the power sector it will hit Kshs. 50/ $0.5. 113 billion at Kenya Power ; KENGEN since Sondu Miriu 90s are due; KETRACO and such.
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Our power issues are more like KQ; past looting combined with present looting means we are still light years behind other progressive third worlds
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Also conflict of interests to the likes of Uhuru makes matters more complicated. His family owns a chunk of KPLC.
Our power issues are more like KQ; past looting combined with present looting means we are still light years behind other progressive third worlds
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Pundit, where did you get this?? As an averagely longtime player in the industry (Geothermal), i don't remember that Kenya's was that high compared to Tanzania, or even more expensive than Rwanda. I had to check it up.... and it turns out that we are not that much higher than Tz (which has enormous resources [Songo-Songo Gas to Power] to power even the whole region). Rwanda for that matter isn't cheaper than us, being that it currently is not even generating sufficient power for its own use.
See this: https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Tanzania/electricity_prices/
Country Cost in USD
Kenya 23.47Ksh $0.23
Tanzania 100.0Tsh $0.043
Uganda 250.0 Ush $0.067
S. Sudani
Rwanda 182 Franc $0.20
Burundi
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I got it from jamii forum. Okay yeah bit doggy. I know Ethiopia is cheapest with 6 cents - and it heavily subsidized. I think kenya hovers around 14-20 shs now.
Pundit, where did you get this?? As an averagely longtime player in the industry (Geothermal), i don't remember that Kenya's was that high compared to Tanzania, or even more expensive than Rwanda. I had to check it up.... and it turns out that we are not that much higher than Tz (which has enormous resources [Songo-Songo Gas to Power] to power even the whole region). Rwanda for that matter isn't cheaper than us, being that it currently is not even generating sufficient power for its own use.
See this: https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Tanzania/electricity_prices/
Country Cost in USD
Kenya 23.47Ksh $0.23
Tanzania 100.0Tsh $0.043
Uganda 250.0 Ush $0.067
S. Sudani
Rwanda 182 Franc $0.20
Burundi