Kenyans will dig deeper into their pockets to pay electricity bills if the energy sector regulator approves new tariffs from Kenya power starting April. ..
Electricity costs are undeniably a factor that affects the lives of people be it at an industrial or household level. Within the country, there has been ..
Heating and Cooling systems contribute largely to the monthly electricity bills in home and office settings. With the ever-changing weather and seasons, ..
Sugar miller Mumias wants to double the price at which it sells electricity to Kenya Power KPLC, a move that would raise the cost of energy from its cane-based ..
Kenya Power has said it will not forward names of electricity bill defaulters to credit reference bureaus. The lighting company says sharing contact ..
Since the deployment of enterprise software SAP to manage business operations and customer relations in 1995, Kenya Power and Lighting Company has announced ..
Other than Kenya power and lighting Company (KPLC) banking halls, the company has provided electricity users other platforms of bill payments. The various ..
Cheap, reliable and adequate power supply are not terms that describe lone power supply provider Kenya Power and lighting Company. As a matter of fact, ..
Solar Power in Kenya Every day of the month and year Kenyans complain. I am not referring to insecurity (may the souls of the 148 students and staff of Garissa ..
Bills are our responsibilities. As long as you are using a certain service or product, remember to appreciate not by shaking the providers hand but handing ..
Kenya Power and Lighting company will soon introduce smart meters for consumers, a project that brings with it different dynamic s of operation. Today, ..
Kenyans will no longer escape monthly bill payment thanks to the new technology system rolled out by Kenya Power in collaboration with IBM. The automated ..
Companies offering services and products provide customer care services for clients to access assistance on any issues or clarification needed on the commodities. ..
Households consuming 200 kilowatt (kWh) of electricity this month will pay at least sh4,712.5 up from the sh4,302.3 they would have paid based on the current ..