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DIGGING FOR THE TRUTH: COAL POWER PRODUCTION AND MINING IN KENYA - MEDIA ADVISORY 17 November 2018 Nairobi, Kenya CONTACT: Omar Elmawi +254 710 343432 omar.elmawi@decoalonize.org DIGGING FOR THE TRUTH: COAL POWER
Kenya to terminate deals with independent power producers - link Aug. 16, 2018, 12:30 am By ABEL MUHATIA @muhatiaa Kenya to terminate deals with independent power producers CS Energy Charles Keter
Oxfam: General Electric’s hypocrisy - Does Kenya need coal? An interrogation of Kenya’s energy options suggests that the answer is: Not yet. Last month, General
Address of His Holiness Pope Francis to Energy Sector Executives - Clearly, we are challenged to find ways of ensuring the immense supply of energy required to meet the needs of
Daily Nation: Group Vows to Stop Sh200 Billion Lamu Coal Plant - Original article here. Save Lamu, an environmental activism group, says it is determined to stop the establishment of the Sh200
Governor Ngilu promises to protect residents in mineral-rich areas from brokers - Cross-post from the Star Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu has vowed to protect people living in mineral-rich areas against exploitative brokers.
The Standard: Demonstrators petition parliament and president over coal plants - This article was originally published by Standard Media here. Protesters yesterday petitioned the Government to suspend the planned coal mining
Amu Power perspective: Why Kenya needs to add coal to its electricity mix - CEO Francis Njogu: Construction of Kenya’s first coal-fired power plant in the coastal town of Lamu has suffered delays since
Reuters: General Electric loses place in elite Dow Jones Industrial Average - General Electric Co has lost its spot in the Dow Jones Industrial Average after over a century in the blue
Daily Nation: Kenya plans to cut Lamu coal power plant capacity by half - Kenya seeks to cut by half the capacity of its planned Lamu coal-fired power plant to avoid ending up with

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