Guys figure out this-i work in a place near a KPLC sub station that doubles up as a 'store' for their electricity posts. one thing i have noted is that atleast one truckload(long truck) of posts is brought every week and consequently used to either do new projects or replace old posts. some 3 or 4 years ago it would take a month or two to see a truck-full or half-full of the same.
this is replicated in my rural areas where most small trading centres and public schools are now connected to the national grid.
with this observation i think kplc is for the long term and even the 100bob mentioned above is an UNDERESTIMATION of the price in 3 years.

2012 will define our destiny.

for me, i feel sh100 is an over ambition

@gordon
no side business at all. its real truckfulls of posts and mostly the new concrete posts that the use to weka stima huku interior kabisa!

I DO AGREE.......with economy doing well and banks giving out loans for own homes and mortage, definately in nairobi alone we might see alot of new connections which am sure replicates to the whole country, especially in rulal areas where CDF is quite a boost... my bet 60bob...although KPLC is known to slow down in election years for whatever reasons.....

And the journey toward 100 is now in full gear, with supply now at 24.25,its K-Power and no longer V-Power!