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Kenya Power details its prepaid electricity plans

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Kenya Power compares its prepaid and postpaid electricity plans to help households and businesses choose according to their consumption and budget. Prepayment allows spending to be controlled in advance, while deferred payment is aimed in particular at users with high regular needs, according to Kenya Power.

Kenya Power offers two main electricity supply plans: prepaid tokens and postpaid billing. The company explains that the choice depends in particular on consumption habits, budget preferences and the monthly consumption of individuals and businesses.

With prepayment, customers buy their electricity in advance and the supply stops when the credit runs out. The “Nunua mdogo mdogo” option allows customers to buy tokens in small quantities suited to daily or weekly incomes, according to Kenya Power. The postpaid plan, by contrast, allows customers to consume throughout the month before paying a consolidated bill, without having to make regular top-ups.

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