@ Njunge,True.

Do you think these Mw's will be cheaper than those of our fellas in Western?

The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.

@ Njunge,i hear what you are saying

Kengen has this in the pipeline,one at ngong if am not wrong. I wonder why they are slow off the block on this one at a large scale like the LTWPP....

The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.

@Chaka,

It's a consortium of dutch investor and a Kenyan firm known as Anset Africa ltd,a Kenyan Dutch and co-owner of Agri-fresh ltd,a Dutch company known as KP&P and where there is money,you won't miss a Luo.This one is little known steel pipe manufacturer by the name John Thiong'o Mwangi.


God gives,mugikuyu takes.

That is a good one.I was wondering when somebody would invest in this great innovation that is renewable energy(Gained a lot of currency in the west). Some time back I visited this place called Loiyangalani in Turkana for an expedition and was pleasantly surprised when I came to this little mission centre run by Americans which runs on wind energy.The pleasant couple had the courtesy of showing us all the electronic and electric gadgets that were powered by this alternative energy(heck,they even had a welding machine). I wondered at that point why as a nation,that is gripped by an ever worsening shortage of power,had not thought of this as a viable option. Clean,reliable and renewable energy.

Patience Pays in Guaranteed Checks

@Mr.Tea,

To be precise,this wind farm will be in Loiyangalani.

@Spendthrift,

True.Gwassi and Migori are potential wind energy farm sites by their proximity to the lake.Ther are other areas such Isiolo,Lari,Lamu and why not?Offshore along our coastline.Britain's to be biggest wind firm will be off-shore near Kent or so am informed.They intend to power the 2012 olympics using this energy and close to a million homesteads thereafter.Installed capacity will be 1GW at a cost of about Kshs 240 Billions...........There is serious money for the very serious investors.


God gives,mugikuyu takes.