Kenya Electricity Transmission Company is expanding its transmission network in the eastern region as part of the national 2030 energy master plan to enhance grid reliability and supply security.
A key project under construction is the 65-km, 132 kV Kitui–Wote line, which will introduce dual supply sources from Wote and Kindaruma to strengthen N-1 contingency capability. The line is a section of the 152.62-km, 132 kV Mwingi–Kitui–Wote–Sultan Hamud corridor, being developed under the Kenya Power Transmission System Improvement Project.