www.ntv.co.ke Kenya is expected to derive 2200 megawatts of electricity from geothermal power over the next decade. The Chief Executive Officer of the Geothermal Development Company Chief Executive, Dr. Silas Simiyu says the company plans to drill 560 geothermal steam wells over the next 10 years in order to meet that target. NTVs Alex Mwangi now gives us a glimpse of the vast untapped potential for energy that is sitting within the countrys borders.
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Kenya is expanding plans to become one of the world’s top geothermal power producers with the start of explorations at a site called Menengai. The government is also aiming to make geothermal Kenya’s main power source. Cathy Majtenyi reports from Menengai.
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