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KBL wins Energy Management Awards

Mosonik says government committed to supporting energy efficiency projects

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by douglas okiddy

News16 April 2019 - 13:20
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In Summary


• Brewer comes tops in fete organised by Kenya Association of Manufacturers.

•British America Tobacco Kenya took the runners-up award, while Tata Chemicals and Mombasa Cement were nominated.

Petroleum CAS John Mosonik awards KBL the overall Energy Management Award

Kenya Breweries Limited recently won this year's Kenya Association of Manufacturers Energy Management Awards at Safari Park Hotel. British America Tobacco Kenya took the runners-up award, while Tata Chemicals and Mombasa Cement were nominated.

Petroleum CAS John Mosonik reiterated the government’s commitment to supporting energy efficiency projects. “The government, through the Energy Management Regulations 2012, provided measures towards energy efficiency and conservation," he said.

"These regulations provide for robust energy consumption rating, energy audits, energy investment plan and energy conservation to enhance the sustainable utilisation of energy resources." 

KAM chairman Sanchen Gudka and WWF business development director Joyce Isiaho
BAT finance manager Kituto Damiean and safety manager Stephen Muli
Sarova Woodlands receive their award after clinching the Best Energy Management title in the service sector at the Energy Management Awards
KBL head of engineering Samuel Muiru, KPLC SME liaison engineer Martha Cheruto and Patrick Nderitu
Safari Park Hotel food and beverages assistant Timothy Nabakwe and GM Japhlet Kimathi
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