The Solar Week Kenya 2025, held on April 10 at the Emara Hotel Ole Sereni, Nairobi – Kenya, , concluded with resounding success, marking a pivotal milestone in Kenya’s renewable energy journey. The 4th edition brought together an influential gathering of solar and clean energy stakeholders—developers, EPC companies, policymakers, financiers, and technology innovators—for a day packed with high-impact discussions, product showcases, and strategic networking.

The conference floor was abuzz with energy as leading players unveiled breakthrough technologies and smart solutions for solar power generation, grid integration, storage, and sustainability. From hybrid PV-ESS systems to regulatory insights and investment frameworks, attendees were treated to a comprehensive outlook on the future of solar in East Africa.

One of the defining highlights of the day was the engaging series of panel discussions and interactive workshops, which covered topics such as financing and investment, policy frameworks, storage technologies, and climate transition strategies—offering attendees actionable insights and a roadmap for scaling solar adoption across Kenya and beyond.

The event was graced by esteemed dignitaries who brought powerful perspectives to the stage. Mr. Wesley Kipyego, Assistant Director – Renewable Energy, Ministry of Energy, served as the Chief Guest and provided critical insights into the government’s roadmap to meet Kenya’s 2040 goal of 100 GW renewable capacity. Joining him as Chief Guest was Boniface Kinyanjui, Deputy Director – Electricity, Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), who reinforced the regulatory body’s support for solar expansion and innovation.

The event also welcomed two Guests of Honour: Peter Njenga, Managing Director & CEO – KenGen, and Isaac Mainye Mariera, Director – Environment & Natural Resources, County Government of Nyamira. Their presence underlined the public-private synergy needed to drive forward Kenya’s clean energy mission.

The day culminated with impactful networking and knowledge-sharing moments, reinforcing Solar Week Kenya’s reputation as a catalyst for real-world solutions and partnerships in the region’s energy sector.

Acknowledgement Towards Our Partners

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all our partners, sponsors, speakers, and attendees who made this edition a grand success: JA Solar, Goodwe, SAJ Electric, 12K Green e-mobility, PowernSun, Gadgetronix Unlimited Technologies, Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), Kenya Renewable Energy Association (KEREA), Solar Growth & Energy Association (SOGEA), Dubai Renewable Energy Business Group, and Green Finance Alliance.

What Our Partners Say:

JA Solar: The Solar Week Kenya 2025 was the best so far—with good attendance and lots of new customers.

Goodwe: On behalf of our entire team, I would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation for the opportunity to sponsor and participate in this year’s Solar Week Kenya. It was truly a well-organized and impactful event that brought together key stakeholders, industry experts, innovators, and solution providers from across the solar and clean energy ecosystem.
What We Appreciated: Professional organization, engaging content, networking opportunities, and strong brand visibility.
Suggested Considerations for Future Editions: Enhanced attendee diversity—it would be helpful to interact with new industry stakeholders.
Thank you for your hard work and dedication in making this event a success. We look forward to exploring continued collaboration in future editions.

The Solar Week Kenya 2025 has set a new benchmark for solar and storage leadership in the region, underscoring the importance of innovation, collaboration, and sustained investment in clean energy. We look forward to building on this momentum and returning with an even more impactful edition in the future.