The Standard reports that Kenya is focusing on grid modernization as renewable energy expands. For the sector, the key issue is not only adding solar and wind capacity but also strengthening transmission, system controls and balancing resources so clean generation can be absorbed reliably. The story reinforces a broader African market trend: renewable growth is increasingly tied to grid investment and flexibility planning.
Source: The Standard Kenya. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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