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The Street Lighting Levy Bill, 2026

A KSh 50 monthly levy on metered electricity accounts, ring-fenced for county street lighting.

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Departmental Committee on Energy

National Assembly

What this is about

  • Committee chair introduces the Street Lighting Levy Bill

This bill adds a KSh 50 monthly levy to every metered electricity bill. The money goes to a County Street Lighting Fund that builds and maintains street lights, and counties report annually on lamps installed.

Key points

  • New KSh 50 monthly levy on electricity bills
  • Funds ring-fenced for county street lighting
  • County governments report annually on lamps installed

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Have your say

50 people and 12 organisations have responded so far

Final results

How people answered each question (citizens and organisations combined). A summary of all written comments will appear once Parliament publishes its response.

Question 1 of 1 · Street lighting levy

Do you support a KSh 50 monthly levy on electricity bills to fund street lighting?

62 of 62 people answered · Support / Don't support

Every household with an electricity meter would pay KSh 50 extra per month, and the money would go to a fund that builds and maintains street lights.

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A levy of fifty shillings per month is imposed on every metered electricity account, to be collected by the supplier and remitted to the County Street Lighting Fund.

  • Support24 (39%)
  • Support with conditions17 (27%)
  • Don't support21 (34%)

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