EXEMPTION OF VAT – AMU POWER COMPANY LIMITED – 960 MW LAMU COAL FIRED-POWER PLANT
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Ministry of Industrialization Letter Confirming Tax Exemption to Amu Power
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National Construction Authority Tax levy Given to Amu Power
National Construction Authority Construction Levy Exemption
Lamu coal plant hits snag as court reinstates stop orders
The fate of the Sh200 billion Lamu coal fired power plant now hangs in the balance following a recent move by the High Court sitting in Nairobi to reinstate all the stop orders concerning the establishment of the project. The project under the Amu Power
LAMU COAL PLANT STOP ORDER REINSTATED BY THE HIGH COURT SITTING IN NAIROBI
Nairobi 01st October 2018 The High Court sitting in Nairobi, on Monday 24th September, gave orders restoring all automatic stay orders that were issued upon projects that are challenged at the National Environmental Tribunal (NET). The petitions were filed by Katiba Institute and Okoiti Okiya
Activists protest General Electric’s “clean” coal tech deal on planned power plant next to UNESCO heritage site
Pictures from the Demos GLOBAL – Today, activists from the U.S. took action against General Electric’s involvement in the construction of a coal-fired power plant in Lamu, Kenya. The protest took place at a side event of the Global Climate Action Summit, being held in
Lamu youth oppose coal plant, urge government to embrace renewables
A section of youth in Lamu have opposed the establishment of Sh200 billion coal-fired power plant in the county. Speaking during a one day workshop on environmental degradation and climate change at the Tushauriane Conference Hall in Lamu on Wednesday, the youth expressed concern that
China’s Xi offers another $60 billion to Africa, but says no to ‘vanity’ projects
BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese President Xi Jinping offered another $60 billion in financing for Africa on Monday and wrote off some debt for poorer African nations, while warning against funds going towards “vanity projects”. Speaking at the opening of a major summit with African leaders,
Renewable Energy Sources Offer Opportunity for Stable and Affordable Electricity Prices in Kenya
Energy forms the foundation of any economic transformation. Kenya’s Vision 2030 development blueprint envisions these ideals – offering opportunities to its citizens. Economic growth means increased energy demand and consumption. Additionally, the growing human population is leading to increased energy demands. It is unfortunate that