Clean cooking technologies

The Kenya Kwanza government promised to support the scaling up of clean cooking technologies.

Kenya has adopted the Kenya National Cooking Transition Strategy (KNCTS 2024-2028), intending to achieve universal access to clean cooking by 2028.
Clean cooking manufacturers (for example, BURN) have secured investment (around US$5 million) from ElectriFI to scale deployment of induction cookers to over 100,000 households.
Kenya co-hosted the 2026 Clean Cooking Summit in Nairobi in July 2026 alongside Norway, the U.S., and the International Energy Agency to mobilize further international investment.
The country has also secured funding to be applied towards the scale-up of clean cooking technologies.
Despite these advances, dependence on traditional biomass (firewood, charcoal) remains high and financing gap persists.

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Last updated: August 30, 2026 3:32 am