The government of Kenya has yet to come up with an LNG supply strategy following the split of its Ministry of Energy and Petroleum earlier this year. However, a demand pool led by the private sector could unlock the country’s LNG-to-power plans, a well-placed source has told Interfax Natural Gas Daily.
President Uhuru Kenyatta’s government divided the energy and petroleum ministry into two in January. The new Ministry of Petroleum and Mining is intended to focus on commercialising Kenya’s domestic oil and gas reserves, while the...
- You have reached an article available exclusively to subscribers
- Stay informed with exclusive, accurate and up-to-date energy news, analysis and intelligence. Sign up for 7-day trial access to this and more premium content. It's free!
- Get a free trial Already a subscriber? Sign in
