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TsavOilElizabeth Rogo@TsavOil·
27 Jan

TSAVO Oilfield Services is currently hosting a “Career Opportunities in Geothermal for Petroleum Engineers” for graduates and 5th year students from Kenyatta University in Nairobi. Lead Facilitator - Geol. Mike Karanja, The Executive Officer, Geothermal Association of Kenya.

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GAK_KenyaThe Geothermal Association of Kenya@GAK_Kenya·
6 Jan

#MondayMotivation: Remind yourself to say as you jump out of bed: It’s going to be a great day today. Yes, it’s going to be a great day today because I am going to make it a great day. Good day #geothermal world. 🌋

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asaria_onsotiEng. asaria onsoti@asaria_onsoti·
1 Jan

Thanks @ieksouthrift for the recognition, honor and privilege. I am greatly humbled and glad to be part of this great team of professionals brought together by the passion to change the face of a Kenyan Engineer. Thanks @TheIEK and @EngineersBoard @GAK_Kenya for the association. https://t.co/CJcCTFM73v

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GAK_KenyaThe Geothermal Association of Kenya@GAK_Kenya·
1 Jan

Happy New Year 🎄 🎉 to all of you. Many blessings and good health for the new year 2020.
#happynewyear2020

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KenyayearbookKenya Year Book@Kenyayearbook·
2 Dec

@KenyaVision2030 @KenyaPower_Care @KenGenKenya For the first time ever, geothermal power became Kenya’s biggest source of energy, accounting for 44 per cent of the country’s needs.
@GDCKenya
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GAK_KenyaThe Geothermal Association of Kenya@GAK_Kenya·
24 Dec

We take this opportunity to wish all our followers and everyone celebrating around the world a #MerryChristmas and a #HappyNewYear

#HappyHolidays

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GAK_KenyaThe Geothermal Association of Kenya@GAK_Kenya·
24 Dec

We take this opportunity to wish all our followers and everyone celebrating around the world a #MerryChristmas and a #HappyNewYear

#HappyHolidays

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GAK_KenyaThe Geothermal Association of Kenya@GAK_Kenya·
14 Dec

Kenya rises to the top five in global clean energy ranking - Business Daily https://t.co/0QwAou2YvV

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GDCKenyaGeothermal Development Company@GDCKenya·
6 Dec

The @GAK_Kenya provides a forum for sharing of experiences and knowledge on the geothermal sector, as well as advocating for policies and regulations governing the Sector.

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GDCKenyaGeothermal Development Company@GDCKenya·
6 Dec

.@GAK_Kenya has four corporate members- @GDCKenya, @KenGenKenya, @Kipya_Africa, and @Turboden_ORC. The Association also has one institutional member - @DeKUTkenya

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