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Ronoh Kibet Charles Appointed KenGen CEO Designate

Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC (KenGen) has appointed Ronoh Kibet Charles as its Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Designate, succeeding Peter Waweru Njenga, who is set to retire. In a statement, KenGen said Kibet will assume office on February 1, 2027, following a transition period intended to facilitate an orderly handover and ensure continuity [...] The post Ronoh Kibet…

Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) has appointed Ronoh Kibet Charles as its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, set to take over from Peter Waweru Njenga on February 1, 2027. Kibet will lead the company through a transition period to ensure a smooth handover and maintain its strategic priorities. KenGen selected Kibet through a competitive recruitment process.

The experienced professional brings over 17 years of expertise in geothermal development, project delivery, commercial strategy, and business growth. He currently serves as General Manager for Commercial Services at KenGen, managing energy markets, investments, new business, and partnerships, as well as marketing, corporate communication, and sustainability.

Kibet's background includes a Bachelor's and Master's degree in engineering, as well as certifications in Project Management and SAP Project System Consulting. He has also completed leadership programs at Harvard Business School and other prestigious institutions. His affiliations with various engineering and geothermal associations demonstrate his commitment to the industry.

Njenga is praised for his leadership and contribution to KenGen's financial performance and business diversification. The company extends its appreciation to Njenga and expresses confidence in Kibet's ability to build upon the company's achievements and drive its growth.

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