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Lamu colaed case
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Video: Coal Power in Kenya: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back?
A look at some of the major issues surrounding the building of the ‘Lamu Coal Power station’ in Kenya. It points to a broader question: should countries press ahead with heavily polluting coal power or do the costs outweigh the benefits in the long run? All content shot, edited and produced by Lawrence D'Silva. Watch… Read More
Power to Africa Volume 3: Kenya – Part 2
we examine the main challenges of investing in the power industry in Kenya before reviewing the opportunities that are also available to investors. Challenges Power Infrastructure Kenya's demand for electricity should rise at an annual average of 7.9% over the next decade. Despite Kenya's positive economic outlook, steady growth (5-7% annually) and a growing middle… Read More
deCOALonize Kenya members react to the stalled Coal -Case hearing in Nairobi
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Tribunal told Lamu Coal Plant will lead to deaths
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KEJUDE DEMAND FOR FULL DISCLOSURE OF GOVERNMENT EXPOSURE IN THE LAMU COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT
Kenyans for Justice and Development (KEJUDE) Trust, a legal trust incorporated in Kenya and founded on republican principles, was set up with the purpose of promoting democratic governance, economic development, and prosperity. We are reliably informed that Amu Power Company intends to build, on a build-own-operate model, a 1,050 MW capacity private coal-fired thermal power… Read More
Local NGO demands full exposure of the proposed Lamu Coal Plant
Kenyans for Justice and Development (KEJUDE) Trust, a legal trust incorporated in Kenya and founded on republican principles, was set up with the purpose of promoting democratic governance, economic development, and prosperity. We are reliably informed that Amu Power Company intends to build, on a build-own-operate model, a 1,050 MW capacity private coal-fired thermal power… Read More
Competing energy narratives in Tanzania: Towards the political economy of coal
Abstract Can coal thrive in the era of climate change, low-carbon energy, and the global coal crisis? After years of rapid growth, global coal use fell in 2015, and projections point to a massive decline in the future.1 A recent report also shows a sharp decline in the number of new coal-fired power plants being planned… Read More
Social Media Graphics
Please feel free to use our repository of developed graphics to share on social media, update your profiles, and spread the word about our cause. A repository of quotes, called "Speak out!"made from local community members, politicians, academics, and other professionals speaking about coal and renewable energy in Kenya. Check for more quotes here… Read More
