Geothermal Energy

Geothermal power offers a stable and sustainable energy source with minimal emissions, ensuring a reliable and environmentally friendly electricity supply.

This lever is set at AMBITION LEVEL:

This lever helps you to determine the extent of Geothermal Electricity generation in Kenya by setting an ambition level for this low-carbon energy source by 2050, ranging from level 1 (minimum effort) to level 4 (maximum effort).

Embracing geothermal electricity in Kenya by 2050 promises significant advantages. This clean energy source is poised to effectively reduce carbon emissions, making a substantial contribution to mitigating atmospheric pollution. With its sustainable characteristics, geothermal power aligns seamlessly with environmental objectives, offering a dependable and low-carbon energy alternative that advances the transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.

Kenya's Geothermal Electricity Stations Capable of Generating up to 26+ TWh per year
0.77 Gigawatts by 2050

Kenya's Geothermal Electricity Stations Capable of Generating up to 28+ TWh per year
3.697 Gigawatts by 2050

Kenya's Geothermal Electricity Stations Capable of Generating up to 29+ TWh per year
3.919 Gigawatts by 2050

Kenya's Geothermal Electricity Stations Capable of Generating up to 28+ TWh per year
4.141 Gigawatts by 2050

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Geothermal electricity stands out as an environmentally responsible energy source, distinguished by its inherently low carbon emissions. Harnessing the Earth's natural heat, geothermal power generation processes release significantly fewer greenhouse gases compared to traditional fossil fuel-based methods. This not only positions geothermal as a cleaner and more sustainable alternative but also plays a vital role in mitigating the adverse impacts of carbon emissions on the environment, contributing to a greener and more climate-conscious energy landscape.