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A group of Electrical and Electronics Engineering students from TIBS College recently took part in an eye-opening academic trip to the Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen), gaining practical insights into the country’s energy production and power systems.
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The trip, organized by the college’s engineering department, aimed to complement classroom theory with hands-on experience in a real-world industrial environment.
Students toured KenGen’s major facilities and were introduced to modern energy technologies currently shaping Kenya’s electricity landscape.
“This academic visit was a critical learning moment for our students,” said a faculty member accompanying the group. “It offered them a unique chance to engage directly with the systems and professionals responsible for powering Kenya.”
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During the tour, the students observed key processes in power generation, from hydroelectric turbines to geothermal energy operations.
KenGen engineers provided detailed briefings and answered questions, helping the future engineers understand the operational challenges and innovations driving sustainable energy in the region.
In a statement posted on social media, TIBS College expressed its deep appreciation for KenGen’s hospitality and mentorship:
“The academic trip to KenGen provided our Electrical and Electronics Engineering students with invaluable exposure to practical power generation processes and modern energy technologies. This experience bridged the gap between classroom learning and real-world application, enhancing their understanding of Kenya’s energy sector. We extend our sincere gratitude to KenGen for the warm reception, insightful presentations, and generous support.”
KenGen, Kenya’s leading power producer, has long been committed to nurturing technical talent and fostering innovation through collaboration with academic institutions.
