Kenya, through Geothermal Development Cooperation (GDC) has offered training on the collection of geosciences data and information to 20 geologists from four African countries in a move aimed at unlocking the continent’s unexploited green energy and natural resources valued at billions of shillings.
The event dubbed The Geothermal Leapfrog Software training that was held at the Geothermal Centre of Excellence in Naivasha, Kenya attracted participants from Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania.
GDC Chief Executive Johnson Ole Nchoe said the training focused on strengthening the mechanism for gathering, disseminating and archiving critical geological data required by investors and policymakers.
