The financial statements state the contrary. what am I missing?

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Kenya-to-rehabilitate-oldest-geothermal-power-plant/539546-4344430-13pp7mtz/index.html

Kenya is moving to rehabilitate its oldest geothermal power plant for increased generation of electricity after securing a Sh9.53 billion loan from Japan.
Treasury Secretary Henry Rotich Friday signed the financing agreement with Japanese officials for the refurbishment of Olkaria I Units 1, 2 and 3 – Africa’s first geothermal plant built in 1981 in Naivasha.
The upgrade will expand the capacity of the ageing steam-powered plant from 45 megawatts to 50.7 megawatts upon completion in November 2021.
KENGEN will repay the concessional loan at 1 per cent interest rate over a period of 30 years, inclusive of a 10-year grace period.

"KenGen is set to step up power generation from hydro stations following heavy rains being experienced in several parts of the country.
The increase in rainfall has seen water levels rise, allowing optimum power generation.
Masinga dam,the largest in the Seven Forks cascade had risen to 1,045.86 meters against a maximum level of 1,056.50 meters.KenGen will step up hydro generation in months ahead and conserve available water to last until the short rains later in the year."

Effects on profitability will be felt in HY2018/2019

Kiambere dam has been spilling over hence floods in Tana River county but KenGen is issuing a spillover alert 24 Hrs later!

Why isn't Masinga dam level public data with weekly updates? I follow @WandileSihlobo a SA journalist who gives all SA dam levels on weekly basis and will compare year on year damn level for same date.

Garissa County government threatening to sue kengen over massive destruction
This follows spillage from kindaruma dam that left 2,000 people displaced
Masinga dam 6m shy of spillover.

PIC has increased its Shareholding to 13%