While the first part explored innovation, and the early steps toward digitalisation, this section focuses on how smart metering projects are funded and the main challenges Kenya faces in implementation. Is there a need for a large-scale rollout of smart meters?“Tribunal” means the Energy and Petroleum Tribunal established under section 25 of the Act. These Regulations shall apply to consumers and licensees. In this interview, we speak with Jeremiah Kiplagat, Director at the Kenya Power Institute of Energy Studies and Research, about how utility transformation in Kenya is being driven by a focus on human capital, innovation, and smart grid deployment. In this second part of our interview we turn to the. NO. 104 OF 2024 Revised and published by the National Council for Law Reporting with the authority of the Attorney-General as gazetted by the Government Printer www. org Kenya Energy Act The Energy (Net-Metering) Regulations, 2024 Legal Notice 104 of 2024 Legislation as at 26 July 2024 By. Kenya's cautious net-metering approach can unlock cleaner, cheaper power if the country keeps it simple today and evolves toward smarter incentives tomorrow. Domestic customers: A maximum of 4 kW for single-phase supply and 10 kW for three-phase supply.