Antinuclear Misinformation Debunked Using Google Maps
Ethiopia, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda are all at various stages of developing their own nuclear power projects.Yet Kenyan Malthusians claim ...
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Tag: Kenya Nuclear Energy
Nuclear vs Solar vs Geothermal: Which Energy Path Is Best for Kenya?
Kenya has a rare problem in the developing world: an embarrassment of energy riches. Sitting astride the Great Rift Valley, the ...
Opinion | Can Kenya Finance Nuclear Without Drowning in Debt?
There is a word that every Kenyan has grown familiar with over the past decade: debt. From the Standard Gauge ...
The Ksh 500 Billion Question: Who Will Actually Pay for Kenya’s Nuclear Plant?
On March 25, 2026, President William Ruto stood before delegates at the International Conference on Nuclear Energy in Nairobi and ...
Why Environmentalism Without Nuclear Power Is Just Gardening
Imagine a genie appears before you, offering three wishes. Each one will permanently solve a piece of the climate crisis, ...
Will Nuclear Power Actually Lower KPLC Bills for Kenyans to Enjoy Cheaper Tokens?
Let me start with the number that matters most to most Kenyans. Right now, in July 2026, if you are ...
AI And Nuclear: Two Sides Of The Same Coin
iColo uses 40% of its total power consumption to cool its 1 megawatt NBO-1 data centre in Karen. The soon-to-be-commissioned ...
Africa’s AI Future Depends on Energy Sovereignty — Not Just Renewables
Energiewende is a very bizarre hill that even to this day proponents of a 100% choose to die. By 2023 ...
Opinion | Nuclear Power in Kenya — From Policy to Possibility
"The question is no longer whether Kenya will pursue nuclear power—but when, where, and how." Kenya is making one of the ...
If We Are Getting Power Plants On Boats, Let A Few Be Nuclear
The Heresy of Questioning Kenya's Power Surplus Three years ago, during the Africa Climate Summit, when Levelized Cost of Electricity ...
Opinion | Siaya Riots: Functional Illiteracy Is Unconstitutional, Not Nuclear Power in Kenya
Kenya’s grid-connected electricity capacity stands at 3,236 megawatts, with the total installed generation capacity (both captive and off-grid) hovering at ...
Opinion | Can Siaya Nuclear Plant Solve Kenya’s Growing Energy Crisis?
As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, the demand for electricity is rising just as fast. From industries ...
Opinion | France’s Nuclear Lessons: Can Kenya Finally Get Reliable, Affordable Power Without Repeating Costly Mistakes?
Despite being French-designed and optimized to fit hand in glove in the European Union, the world's first European Pressurized Reactor ...
Opinion | Why the Digital Savannah Needs a Nuclear-Powered Silicon Savannah
The Multi-purpose Hybrid Research Reactor for High-tech Applications (MYRRHA), currently under construction at the Belgian Nuclear Research Center (SCK-CEN) in ...
Opinion | Buffer Zones in Siaya: Lessons from Fukushima And Chernobyl
Both Fukushima and Chornobyl feature prominently in the “Buffer Zone” and “Nuclear Spill” arguments always brandished to oppose nuclear power ...
Opinion | Is Kenya’s Nuclear Dream a Bold Vision or a Risky Gamble?
The sun is setting. A highly hyped VURUGU boxing match is underway at Kasarani Indoor Arena. Fans of Majembe and ...
Opinion | Nuclear Energy Debate: An Invented Crisis with billions of casualties
In the late 1940s, the Rockefeller Foundation, burdened by its guilt for the role it played in the Manhattan Project, ...
The Path To Ending Energy Poverty In Kenya Is Paved With Conventional Nuclear Reactors And Not Smrs
Nuclear Renaissance 2.0 hit full throttle in September 2025. It began in Paris, where the Organization for Economic Co-operation and ...
Expert’s Response to Fact Sheet on Kenya’s Clean Energy and the Future
The “Fact Sheet” peddled by Center For Justice Governance and Environmental Action (CJGEA) and the Kenya Anti-Nuclear Alliance (KANA) reads ...
Nuclear Power in Kenya: Balancing Progress, Promises and Public Interest
Kenya's journey toward nuclear power represents a complex intersection of national ambition and local reality. According to the Ministry of ...