Kenya is rapidly expanding its clean energy sector, with nearly 90% of its electricity coming from renewable sources and solar adoption leading in East Africa. The government is also pushing for universal access to clean cooking by 2028, tackling both health and environmental challenges.
Tanzania is cementing its leadership in Africa’s climate diplomacy by prioritising clean cooking energy, with a goal of ensuring 80% of households adopt it by 2030. The country is also steering the institutionalisation of the African Group of Negotiators within the African Union to strengthen Africa’s voice in global climate talks ahead of COP30.
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The government and Oryx Gas have partnered to accelerate the adoption of clean cooking energy solutions across Kenya. The initiative aims to reduce reliance on charcoal and firewood, improving health outcomes and protecting the environment.