How does a not bad breakup look like ? <| sep |> Pretty awesome , to be honest . <| sep |> I never said you were incorrect . I made 2 statements . your response tells me all I need to know about how you view that play . <| sep |> Yes it does . But let me add some more context . KENGEN and KPLC are governmentowned parastatals . KENGEN generates the power , while KPLC distributes the power . The two companies operate as monopolies . For the geothermal resources , KENGEN harnesses this energy and KPLC distributes it to the people . Therefore , as a consumer , I have no idea whether my power is coming from the hydropower or geothermal power . My argument is that before we pivot to distributed renewables for which the appropriate technology isn ' t readily available to Kenya , most of the homes should still be hooked onto the grid . Once renewables become stable and easily installable , then we can supplement the national grid by having distributed renewable sources . As such , connecting homes to the national grid shouldn ' t be leap frogged .