From learner to mentor: a talk with Solar PV training co-hort graduate, Matilda Ogutu
As a first-time Solar PV graduate, starting a career is a unique achievement. We are delighted to share the inspiring story of Matilda Ogutu, who not only successfully graduated from the solar PV installation training program in Kenya and graduated but has now become a valuable member of our training center team. Today we met […]
WTS Energy Kenya hosts ‘HSE Days’ Event at Spark Energy Hub
At WTS Energy, we place Health, Safety and Environment at the core of our operations, governance and culture. During three days, October 26th, 27th, and 29th, the Spark Energy Hub was the locale of WTS Energy Kenya’s ‘HSE Days’ Event. We welcomed aspiring energy industry workers and experts in the field and the Kenyan energy […]
What is the IEA? Emergency Response and Energy Security
In a globalized world, where nations grapple with the complexities of energy security, climate change, and economic interests, one organization stands as a central player, wielding substantial influence on the global stage. For most, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is an enigmatic figure in this intricate landscape, often misunderstood and overlooked by the public. Yet, […]
A Short Timeline of the Energy Transition
2023 marks a crucial moment in our battle against climate change and the pursuit of a greener future. It’s been 33 years since the first report confirmed climate change, and now, the world is seeing significant changes. In order to understand why 2023 is so important, here is a short timeline of the Energy Transition: […]
Is Energy Independence Possible? These Communities Around the World Did it.
Not depending on the outside world is an advantage for some. Others think that such a claim is impossible to truly fulfil. Thus, the concept of Energy Independence is a debated topic. In the energy domain, many countries have claimed independence, only to be rebuffed by critics. France, for instance, in spite of having built […]
Are Deserts the Next Solar Energy Haven?
Did you know that over 82% of the Sahara’s desert daylight hours are illuminated by the sun? Or that the Atacama desert in Chile is generally considered the sunniest place on earth? A seemingly logical question follows after observing these facts; Are deserts not the ideal place in which to build vast solar installations? What […]
