We empower emerging communities to thrive
Our mission is to empower communities to thrive with the energy resources necessary for growth and development while championing environmental stewardship and long-term sustainability.
Our current project in Nakuru County, Kenya is to rebuild the sub-Sahara power grid for universal access to electricity by 2035.
Nakuru County
Nakuru County is home to some of Kenya’s most vital ecological and cultural heritage zones, located within the Great Rift Valley. Our work here supports regional conservation efforts, enhances infrastructure, and empowers the surrounding communities.
Why Nakuru?
Nakuru is a center of cultural and ecological biodiversity.
We will work to accelerate investments in clean energy sources to ensure an inclusive transition which supports energy security.
Endangered conservation
Critical sanctuary for endangered species like the Martial Eagle.
Biodiversity Hot Spot
Zebras, Buffalo, Lions, Leopards, Antelopes
Critical Habitat
Vital dispersal area for Lions from Nakuru National Park
UNESCO Heritage Site
Part of Lake Elmenteita ecosystem
Watershed protection
Protecting Lake Elmenteita catchment area
Wildlife Corridor
Essential component of proposed Nakuru-Naivasha wildlife corridor
Mixed Land-Use Management
Balancing wildlife conservation and sustainable livestock practices
Community Engagement
Promoting sustainable practices and employment opportunities
By the numbers
Africa's economic future is closely tied to Kenya
Kenya—and Nakuru County in particular—is a gateway to East Africa’s economic future.
What is the cause?
What factors contribute to these power outages?
Outdated equipment
Nature
Demand
A powerful opportunity
Kenya's untapped clean energy potential needs massive investments
Three Phases
I&C will partner with Kenya Power on a pilot project to enhance grid reliability, protect wildlife, and reduce wildfire risks.
Key partners
Partners who already work with us
Kenya Power
Kenya’s Sole Power Distributor, Serving 9.6M+ Customers
The Peregrine Fund
Saving Falcons from the Endangered List
Kaddas Enterprises
Celebrating Over 50 Years of Innovation
Natalie Kaddas, CEO
Natalie Kaddas is the CEO of Kaddas Enterprises, a second-generation, family-owned thermoform plastic manufacturing company known for its innovative designs that protect power infrastructure. Since taking the helm in 2008, she has transformed the company into a multimillion-dollar enterprise, tripling its size and earning accolades such as Exporter of the Year for the Rocky Mountain region.