An independent non-profit association facilitating the growth of renewable energy business in Kenya through advocay, standards and market development.
We support a vibrant renewable energy sector through policy advocacy, capacity building and market linkages.
Working with businesses, communities and partners to expand access to clean and affordable energy solutions across Kenya.
KEREA is an independent non-profit association dedicated to facilitating the growth and development of renewable energy business in Kenya. Formed in August 2002, the Association connects industry, government and communities through advocacy, standards and market development.
A trusted bridge between renewable energy stakeholders and government.
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16 Oct 2026 · KEREA Joins African Renewable Energy Associations to Establish Continental AllianceKEREA joined renewable energy associations from Ethiopia, Rwanda, Uganda and Nigeria to establish the Africa Renewable Energy Associations Alliance (AREA-A) during the 2nd Ethiopian Renewable Energy Summit (ERES 2026), held in Addis Ababa on 15–16 October 2026. The alliance aims to strengthen continental collaboration through coordinated policy advocacy, knowledge sharing, cross-border trade and investment, and collective engagement with regional stakeholders. KEREA CEO Cynthia Angweya-Muhati, MCIPS, also contributed to discussions on harmonising advocacy and building lasting regional partnerships.
10 Aug 2026 · KEREA brought together key stakeholders to discuss barriers to scaling Productive Use of Renewable Energy (PURE), including financing, quality assurance and regulatory coordination, highlighting the need for stronger collaboration and a national strategy to drive sustainable growth and improve livelihoods.
31 Jul 2026 · KEREA and CEN-CENELEC hosted a workshop on 31 July 2026 at Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort & Spa in Mombasa. The workshop focused on electronic microgrids and energy resilience, bringing stakeholders together to discuss how harmonised standards can support reliable and resilient microgrid systems in Kenya.
Access industry advocacy, technical standards support, sector intelligence, marketplace visibility and a powerful network of renewable energy leaders.
Organisations working with KEREA to accelerate Kenya’s renewable energy transition.
