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Since their geothermal initiatives began in 2000, Kenya has seen a decline in its leading position compared to Turkey, which now generates twice the installed capacity. Experts highlight high development costs and low electricity demand as key challenges for Kenya.

Dr. Peter Omenda emphasizes the need for collaboration between public and private sectors, better financing options, and a strategic approach to expand electricity demand and cross-border trade to revitalize Kenya’s geothermal potential.