Kenya Electricity Generating Company

So you're connecting into KPLC and you're pulling that out.

And KPLC is buying electricity that is being generated by KenGen, right? So outside of that, if they're not producing enough, then you can get this independent power producers who are, think of them as like small, small, small, small, small, small version of KPLC, of Kenjen.

So they are producing electricity, which they could be doing it either through like wind or solar or, you know, something else.

And then they produce that energy and then now they sell it also to KPLC who has the... who has a mandate to distribute it to and connect it to others or in some communities right if you're like far out in you know I don't know pick a small community somewhere in somewhere in Houma Bay as an example so for KPLC it's like too expensive for Kenzen and people say it's too expensive for them to connect to those customers so then they invite an independent power producer yeah can you produce some localized energy that we can then sell to these folks who are a So now what's happened over time is that, you know, this is the big question that we have, the big issue that we have with most of our society anyway in general in Kenya, right? Is that this issue of then what started out with good intentions has been executed with very poor and bad intentions.

Yes.

So we have KenGen, we have Ketraco, And then you have Kenya Power.

Yes.

So what do they all do? Because when you ask about anything, energy and electricity, people just say Kenya Power.