It was a great honour to join the 2nd Day of the 2025 Mashujaa Day Energy Week, where I toured energy innovations exhibitions and participated in a forum on the Promotion of STEM in Energy.
Through institutions such as the Geothermal Training Centre, the Institute of Energy Studies, and the Nuclear Power and Energy Agency, we continue to nurture skilled professionals who will drive Kenya’s energy future.
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are vital in designing, building, and maintaining the systems that power our nation. STEM drives innovation and fuels Kenya’s transition to a sustainable future.
In attendance PS Jonathan Mueke (livestock), H.E. Augustine Kanani Wambua(Deputy Governor), Dennis Itumbi (Head of Presidential Special Projects)
