Emerging Trends in Infrastructure and Public-Private Partnerships

Kenya’s infrastructure landscape is evolving and with it, new opportunities for investors, developers, financiers, and project sponsors.

As Kenya advances its Vision 2030 agenda and the Fourth Medium Term Plan, the country is increasingly embracing innovative financing models, sustainable infrastructure, and greater private sector participation to accelerate economic growth.

In our July 2026 Infrastructure Sector Quarterly Update, we examine some of the key developments shaping the sector, including:
🔹 The establishment of the National Infrastructure Fund and what it means for infrastructure financing in Kenya.
🔹 Kenya Power’s planned rollout of 45 electric vehicle charging stations, signaling a significant step towards the country’s e-mobility transition.
🔹 The growing momentum behind green finance, including emerging investment vehicles, regulatory developments, and new opportunities in climate-smart infrastructure.

These developments are redefining how infrastructure projects are financed, developed, and delivered, while creating exciting opportunities across the energy, transport, finance, and real estate sectors.

Read more here Emerging Trends in Infrastructure and Public-Private Partnerships

QUARTERLY UPDATES, JULY 2026 ISSUE