Huawei, a leading Chinese technology company, has introduced a groundbreaking digitization strategy to revolutionize Kenya’s energy sector. Unveiled at the Huawei Kenya Energy Summit 2025 in Nairobi, the ‘Digitalization White Paper for the Energy Industry’ outlines a comprehensive plan to modernize Kenya’s power infrastructure, enhance grid resilience, and accelerate the adoption of clean and smart energy solutions. The initiative focuses on four key strategies: developing digital green power plants with remote monitoring capabilities, implementing automated systems for grid stability, creating self-healing distribution networks, and optimizing energy source coordination for improved efficiency and sustainability. Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum, Opiyo Wandayi, praised Huawei’s contributions, expressing confidence in achieving universal access to clean, reliable, and modern energy by 2030. Wandayi emphasized Kenya’s commitment to leveraging both traditional and renewable energy sources, with a focus on clean energy technologies that drive economic growth while ensuring environmental sustainability. Benjamin Muoki, Kenya Power’s telecommunications and service delivery manager, highlighted Huawei’s role in enhancing operational efficiency, customer experience, and network reliability. This partnership underscores Kenya’s potential for strategic collaborations with global technology leaders to transform its energy landscape.