Nairobi, Nov. 7 -- Carbacid Investments is expanding its solar power capacity as the carbon dioxide producer seeks to reduce electricity costs at a time when the price of power from the national grid has been rising.

The listed firm plans to install an additional 400 kilowatt-peak (kWp) solar generation capacity at its Kagwe plant, alongside a 723 kilowatt-hour battery storage system, as it targets to increase renewable energy's contribution to its electricity consumption to about half by 2029.

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