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"content": "between various Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and the Kenya Power and Lighting Company Limited (KPLC). The constitution for the taskforce by the President follows the revocation of a standing committee appointed by the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Energy, to undertake a similar exercise through a Special Gazette Notice No. 2219, published on 15th March 2021. Notably, the mandate of the standing committee in the revoked notice was centred on the renegotiation of the PPAs, whereas the mandate of the taskforce in the Gazette Notice has been extended to include termination of the PPAs and any other appropriate action the taskforce deems fit as recommendation options. The Committee, therefore, in its meeting held on the 15th April 2021 requested the Ministry of Energy to table a report. This is what the Ministry did give: That these power producers each, individually, enter into a Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with KPLC which buys the power from them directly. Question one that Hon. Aden Duale had sought is this: At what rate does KenGen supply electric power to KPLC? KenGen is currently the largest power producer in Kenya with several power plants located across the country. The power plants come in different sources of power ranging from hydro, geothermal, wind and thermal. KPLC pays KenGen for energy delivered, fuel used in generation and capacity charge for each power purchase agreement, as shown on the table below: Hon. Speaker, the list is a bit too long and because Hon. Aden Duale had seen the Statement, he might be able..."
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