EPRA — Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority
Kenya's national energy regulator, responsible for licensing and standards across electricity, petroleum and renewable energy.
Consultancy in Kenya
Home & Commercial Energy Audit in Kenya
Kenya is our home market — Texas Solutech has delivered hundreds of solar EPC, electrical safety audit, ATEX training and calibration engagements here since 2013. Our engineers are familiar with every quirk of Kenya Power's distribution network, EPRA's licensing pathway and the national fire and electrical codes.
Texas Solutech's home and commercial energy audits use advanced diagnostic tools — power-quality metering, IR thermography and blower-door testing — to pinpoint exactly where buildings waste energy across insulation, HVAC, lighting, appliances and air leakage. You receive a prioritised, costed report with payback estimates for every recommendation.
Why clients in Kenya choose Texas Solutech
Real savings
Quantified, prioritised efficiency measures.
Data-driven
Advanced metering and thermal imaging.
Comfort gains
Better insulation and air quality.
Lower carbon
Reduce consumption and emissions.
How we deliver in Kenya
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Walkthrough
Assess building, systems and bills.
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Diagnostics
Metering, thermography and testing.
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Analysis
Model savings and payback.
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Report
Prioritised, costed recommendations.
What to plan for in Kenya
Strong year-round solar resource (≈ 1,900 kWh/kWp), reliable but tariff-pressured grid, and an aggressive net-metering policy under EPRA.
19 verified projects delivered
Project case studies in Kenya are listed below — real client work, not stock examples.
Local proof
Projects we've delivered in Kenya
Real Texas Solutech work in Kenya — drawn from the case studies on our Projects page.
FAQs
Energy Audit in Kenya — common questions
Is an audit worth it for a home?
Yes — even modest homes typically uncover meaningful savings that pay back the audit quickly.
Ready to talk about Energy Audit in Kenya?
Texas Solutech engineers deploy across Kenya with calibrated test gear and EPRA-aligned reporting.