News: Ethiopia supplies 83% of Kenya’s power imports, saves country $10 million annually and averts blackouts
[Addis Standard - Ethiopia] - 1er/10/2025
The electricity highway between Ethiopia and Kenya (photo: ADB) Addis Abeba – Ethiopia has emerged as Kenya’s primary source of imported electricity, supplying 83 percent of the country’s total power imports in the year to June 2025, underscoring Addis Abeba’s growing role in regional energy (…)
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