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kawi254 wrote:Angelica _ann wrote:murchr wrote:Reuters wrote:LOIYANGALANI, Kenya, - A high voltage power line to carry electricity from a 310 megawatt (MW) wind power plant to central Kenya from the north is complete and supply to the national grid will stabilise by December, the energy minister said, replacing diesel generation.
The 266-mile (428km), 400-kilovolt power line is critical for the Lake Turkana Wind Power project, to carry electricity from Loiyangalani in the north to Suswa in the centre of Kenya.
So August moved to December. December itafika tu, this tano tena is becoming a joke.
As per above clip, Tranmission line is complete but it takes time to synchronise the new power to the grid frequency.
LTWP guys sold the lie that they will pump 310 MW but wind conversion to energy is not efficient so and so far from testing it is not know what output LTWP can feed in to grid. MoE expects average of 150 MW below which national grid is destabilised.
If LTWP has been penalising GoK for 310MW delay they need to pay back if proved they can't deliver 310MW.
So the govt has constructed transmission infrastructure for 310MW which will not be fully utilized????
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