Regional electricity sales in Kenya increased across all regions between June 2025 and June 2026, according to data from the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA).
Nairobi remained the country’s largest electricity market, accounting for 43.92% of total consumption.
Sales in the region rose from 4,964.36 GWh in June 2025 to 5,465.36 GWh in June 2026.
The Coast region ranked second, with consumption increasing from 2,010.06 GWh to 2,087.62 GWh.
Rift Valley recorded a stronger rise, from 1,560.36 GWh to 1,751.30 GWh, while North Eastern increased from 1,231.66 GWh to 1,411.66 GWh.
Other regions also posted gains. Mt. Kenya’s consumption rose from 746.76 GWh to 813.50GWh, West Kenya increased from 596.11 GWh to 655.14 GWh, while South Nyanza grew from 220.59 GWh to 260.12 GWh.
Overall, electricity consumption increased across all regions over the period, pointing to broad-based growth in power demand nationwide.
