Lake Turkana Wind Power Executive Chairman George Njenga during an interview on Spice FM on March 26, 2025. [Spice FM] A growing population, a surge in industries, push for clean cooking alternatives, and a seemingly inevitable era of electric cars are some of the things that could stretch Kenya’s power consumption in the foreseeable future. More consumption translates to more generation even as Kenya banks on sources other than fossil fuels as pangs of climate change such as drought bite. The country has an ambitious target of a hundred per cent reliance on renewable energy sources including wind, solar, geothermal,…