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Kenya: Secretary Antony J. Blinken Remarks At the Virtual Kenya-U.S. Interagency Clean Energy Event

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[State Department] MR MEASSICK: Secretary Blinken, the embassy is delighted to have this unique opportunity to engage with you on clean energy. Kenya is not only a leader in the region, but also poised to become a global leader for clean energy and climate action. Currently, 90 percent of Kenya's power is generated from renewable sources with 40 percent generated from geothermal, 45 percent from hydropower, and the remainder from wind and solar.

Source: allAfrica.com

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