Kenya has boosted its power generation capacity and is one giant step closer to reaching its goal of 100 percent renewable energy generation by 2030 after it launched the continent’s largest wind farm. Set to contribute 310 MW to the national grid, the $680-million privately-funded Lake Turkana Wind Power project will increase the country’s power supply by about 13%, reducing the country’s reliance on thermal generated electricity, the Africa Oil and Power Corporation said in a press release.