Electric vehicle ownership is still a relatively new conversation in Kenya, but it’s growing quickly enough that Kenya Power has rolled out a dedicated e-mobility tariff specifically for EV charging — which tells you the utility expects meaningful growth in home charging demand. If you’re an EV owner, or considering becoming one, here’s how solar fits into that picture. KPLC’s e-mobility tariff, briefly Kenya Power now offers a specific discounted tariff for customers metered for EV charging — a lower per-unit rate during off-peak hours compared to peak hours, specifically to encourage charging at times that ease pressure on the […]