Kenya Power has announced planned electricity maintenance in selected areas of Nairobi, Meru, Trans Nzoia and Kwale counties on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, with affected customers expected to experience temporary power interruptions.
The utility issued the notice on Monday evening, giving households, businesses and other electricity users in the affected areas time to prepare for the scheduled works.
“Good evening, Please find attached the list of areas scheduled for planned power maintenance tomorrow, 1st September 2026,” Kenya Power said in the notice.
The planned maintenance will affect different areas for periods ranging from four to eight hours, according to the schedule.
Nairobi power maintenance areas
In Nairobi County, maintenance is scheduled in parts of Ngong Road and Kibera from 9 am to 5 pm.
The affected locations include Mitoni Road, Lenana School, Bee Keeping, The Booth Girls School, Racecourse, Wambirii Road, Mama Wahu Road, Santack Estate, Suna Estate, Amani Estate, EB Energy Dagoretti Corner, Show Ground, Ayany, Kibera, KCB and Co-op Banks Ayany, Equity Bank Dagoretti Corners, Co-op Bank, parts of Talanta Stadium, Polo Club, Rowland Camp, Ngando, NCC Askari Houses, Gikuyu Close and the Professional Centre, among other adjacent customers.
Kenya Power will also undertake maintenance in Kayole, covering parts of Quarry, Komarock Phase 1, Mbuyu Court, Acacia Court, Mihango, Spring Valley, Kayole Junction, Kayole Total Petrol Station, Kayole 1 Market and Kayole Police Station. The work is scheduled from 9 am to 5 pm.
Meru, Trans Nzoia and Kwale
In Meru County, maintenance will affect Mitunguu Market and Tulivu Gardens, Ruarai Coffee Factory and Karinidi Market, as well as Kinyaiti Market and Kinyaiti Primary. The scheduled time is 9 am to 5 pm.
In Trans Nzoia County, customers around Mwisho Farm and Kapkai will be affected from 10 am to 2 pm.
Meanwhile, in Kwale County, maintenance covering Diani, Beach Road, Tiwi and Kwale is scheduled between 9 am and 5 pm.
The affected locations include Darling, Chepe, Naivas, ABSA, Leisure, Diani Beach Hospital, Diani Reef, Jacaranda, Tiwi Beach, Amani Tiwi, Tiwani, Kombani, Matuga, Ngombeni, Coast Calcium, Kwale, Tiribe, Kinango and Nadavaya, among other adjacent customers.
Customers in the affected areas should plan for the temporary interruption and make necessary arrangements before the scheduled maintenance begins.
