Nuclear Power and Energy Agency - Kenya

A New Era Begins.
Speaking at the #ICoNE2026,
H.E President William Samoei Ruto, CGH set a bold new paradigm for the Global South, announcing a strategic scale up to 10,000MW in energy capacity with nuclear power at the heart of Kenya's industrial transformation.
#Nuclear4Kenya

Powering Kenya’s future begins with informed conversations and meaningful stakeholder engagement.

The Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) is proud to sponsor the 43rd Annual ICPAK Seminar, organised by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK), at PrideInn Flamingo , and PrideInn Paradise Beach Resort in Mombasa County.

Our team is on the ground, exhibiting and engaging with participants, industry professionals and other stakeholders to raise awareness of Kenya’s Nuclear Power Programme and the peaceful applications of nuclear science and technology.

Through these engagements, we are highlighting the transformative potential of nuclear energy in strengthening Kenya’s energy security, driving economic growth, creating employment opportunities, supporting industrialisation and advancing sustainable development.

As Kenya charts its pathway towards a reliable, clean and sustainable energy future, informed public dialogue, transparency and meaningful stakeholder participation are essential to building trust and confidence in the nuclear power programme.

At NuPEA, we remain committed to keeping stakeholders informed, fostering partnerships and creating a better understanding of how nuclear science and technology can contribute to Kenya’s development aspirations.

Together, let us shape informed conversations about Kenya’s energy future.

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NuPEA is a proud sponsor of the 43rd Annual ICPAK Seminar Edition 2 by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants at PrideInn Flamingo Beach Resort, Mombasa County.

Our team is exhibiting on set interacting with Stakeholders and creating awareness of Kenya’s nuclear power programme, the peaceful applications of nuclear science and technology, and the potential of nuclear energy to strengthen energy security, stimulate economic growth, create jobs and support sustainable development.

As Kenya explores pathways to a reliable, clean and sustainable energy future, public awareness and stakeholder engagement remain essential.

NuPEA Board today held a strategic engagement with a delegation from @KenGenKenya, led by its newly appointed Board Chairman, Prof. Eng. John Kipngetich Mosonik, CBS, EBS.

The meeting provided an opportunity to formally welcome the new leadership at KenGen and reaffirm the longstanding partnership between the two institutions as they work towards the development of Kenya’s first nuclear power plant.

As Kenya advances its nuclear energy ambitions, the collaboration between NuPEA and KenGen remains critical in strengthening technical capacity, aligning institutional priorities, coordinating strategic initiatives and providing the necessary support to move the country's nuclear power programme forward.

The engagement reaffirmed a shared commitment to sustained collaboration, strong institutional partnerships and a common national vision: positioning Kenya for a secure, reliable and sustainable energy future through the peaceful application of nuclear technology.

NuPEA CEO CS @JustusWabuyabo and Director, Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Development @Eng_ErickOhaga joined PS @AlexKWachira, @EnergyMinK to meet Canada's Deputy Foreign Minister Arun Thangaraj on Kenya–Canada economic cooperation, including nuclear and clean energy.
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