Shares of Kenya Power and Lighting Company fell more than two percent on the Nairobi Securities Exchange after Kenya formally opened its electricity market to direct competition, raising investor fears that the utility could lose lucrative industrial customers under sweeping new energy sector reforms introduced by Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority.
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Economics and Medical WriterEPRA's 2026 regulations permit direct electricity sales, ending KPLC's monopoly.
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