Kenya Government

A geothermal power plant generating 140 megawatts, the world's largest single geothermal facility at the time of launch. Co-funded by the Kenyan Government, World Bank, European Investment Bank, and others at a cost of $126.5 million.

Renewable energy source that experienced increased production in 2010 alongside solar and wind.

Electricity generated from flowing or falling water, one of the alternative energy sources being developed in New Zealand's 25 planned projects.

A wind turbine is used to generate electricity, which then powers the electrolysis process for hydrogen production.

Kenya

Olkaria

A geothermal power plant generating 140 megawatts, the world's largest single geothermal facility at the time of launch. Co-funded by the Kenyan Government, World Bank, European Investment Bank, and others at a cost of $126.5 million.

An additional geothermal power plant capable of producing 140 megawatts, scheduled for commissioning in December.

Widespread exploration program for geothermal resources across multiple prospects in the Rift Valley, including Suswa, Lake Magadi, Menengai, Eburru, Paka, Korosi, Namarunu, and Olkaria.