• Dhima na changamoto za matumizi ya tafsiri katika ufundishaji wa Kiswahili nchini Uganda 

  Ngesu, Sarah N. M.; Muaka, Leonard (CHAUKIDU PRESS, 2023)

  Ufundishaji wa lugha ya kigeni au lugha ya pili kwa wanafunzi wenye umilisi wa lugha na desturi zao si jamba rahisi. Wakati mwingine, walimu hutumia tafsiri ili wanafunzi waweze kuelewa vipengele vya lugha ya kigeni ...
• Problem design and analysis of onshore power supply to berthed ships at the port of Mombasa 

  Okoth, John A.; Musau, Peter M.; Kivindu, Reuben M. (IEEE, 2022)

  International shipping is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions leading to environmental degradation in seas and ports. The Port of Mombasa which is frequented by vessels plans to supply ships at berth with onshore ...
• Energy efficiency gains by LED luminaires in common areas' of shopping malls through transition from fluorescent lamps to LEDS: A case of mini-mall, Kisumu, Kenya 

  Adhiambo, Christine R.; Musau, Paul M.; Nyete, Abraham M. (IEEE, 2021)

  The change in commercial lighting can be identified with the introduction of recent technologies like LED luminaires which are energy-efficient. The case study analyzed is for a shopping mall with an aim of making a ...
• An overview of issues relevant to protection and restoration of PV systems at distribution level 

  Ekneligoda, N. C.; Ramakumar, R. G.; Musau, Paul M.; Jiang, J.; Wu, D.; Smedley, K.; Prabakar, K. (IEEE, 2021)

  This paper discusses the protection and restoration challenges for high penetration of inverter−based resources at the distribution level, particularly with grid-connected solar photovoltaic (PV) generation. The discussion ...
• Optimal location of DSTATCOM considering different load models using bat algorithm 

  Ngei, Urbanus M.; Musau, Paul M. (IEEE, 2022)
• Short-term forecasting for integrated load and renewable energy in micro-grid power supply 

  Mwanza, Naomi N.; Musau, Paul M.; Nyete, Abraham M. (IEEE, 2020)

  For planning and operation activities, accurate forecasting of demand is very important in sustaining the load demand in the electrical power system. Recently there has been increased use of renewable energy and unlike ...
• Design of static Var compensator (SVC) for improving power supply of solar energy connected to the grid 

  Berwa, Marie G.; Musau, Peter M. (IEEE, 2021)

  Development of renewable energy technologies has increased worldwide. Power systems, underneath intensely loaded situations, are at ultra-hazards of credible line outage and consequent voltage unreliability problem. Real ...
• Impact of energy efficient LED lighting on overall energy use intensity in commercial buildings: A Case study of Co-op house 

  Murithi, Nancy M.; Musau, Peter M.; Nyete, Abraham (IEEE, 2021)

  Energy efficiency is key for organizations that are keen on managing their energy costs. Lighting is one of the low hanging fruits, that buildings can implement to achieve savings. This study sought to quantify the savings ...
• Analysis of the network performance and development of electricity transmission plan: A case study of Kenya’s Coast region 

  Sungu, Harrison J.; Musau, Peter M.; Wekesa, Cyrus W. (IEEE, 2021)

  Performance of the Transmission network for Kenya’s Coast region: Pertinent data from the transmission utilities in Kenya was collected and used to develop Coast region’ s electricity network models for years 2039 (the ...
• Road lighting energy reduction: from HPS to LEDs - A case study of Uganda street, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 

  Ndaaru, James K.; Musau, Peter M.; Wabuge, Cyrus W. (IEEE, 2021)

  Modern technology advancements, coupled with aggressive research, has enabled the development and manufacture of superior LED luminaires. The 21st century has seen significant transition from HPS to LEDs in road lighting ...
• Energy conservation opportunities in manufacturing industry - a case study of schnedier electric manufacturing plant in Nairobi 

  Adhiambo, Maureen; Musau, Peter M.; Wabuge, Cyrus W. (IEEE, 202)

  One of the main pillars of the modern industry is the uninterrupted supply of energy at an affordable cost. In Kenya, the installed generation capacity is made up of 29.4% hydro, 29.8% geothermal, 26.1% thermal, 11.9% wind, ...
• Particle swarm optimized power grid frequency stability control scheme in the presence of wind energy sources 

  Chepkania, Terry L.; Musau, Peter M.; Wekesa, Cyrus W. (IEEE, 2020)

  Renewable energy sources (RES) have become a subject of interest world-wide, including in Kenya where recently a 310 MW Wind Power plant was commissioned. They are clean energy technologies and relatively cheaper compared ...
• Multi area multi objective dynamic economic dispatch with renewable energy and emissions 

  Musau, Peter M.; Odero, Nicodemus A.; Wekesa, Cyrus W. (IEEE, 2016)

  In this paper, multi area multi objective dynamic economic dispatch (MAMODED) with optimal real power dispatch in dynamic areas is considered. More accurate cubic cost function models thermal and emissions functions. The ...
• Optimal load shedding scheme for a model renewable energy micro-grid 

  Musyoka, Paul M.; Musau, Peter M.; Nyete, Abraham (IEEE, 2020)

  Optimization of demand control in renewable energy micro-grids involves developing load shedding schemes and searching for the most optimum. With climate change campaign in favor of renewable energy micro-grids or integration ...
• Analysis of the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) of solar PV systems considering their environmental impacts on biodiversity 

  Kibaara, S.; Murage, D. K.; Musau, Peter M.; Saulo, M. J. (IEEE, 2020)

  Large scale solar photo voltaic plants are being developed and implemented at rapid rates and others are being set up to occupy large tracts of land running to millions of acres across the globe. The cascaded environmental ...
• Developing an environmental decision making model for optimal solar and wind energy utilization 

  Ojwang, B. O.; Musau, Peter M.; Nyete, A. M.; Wekesa, C. W. (IEEE, 2020)

  Energy plays a prominent role in human society. As a result of technological and industrial development, the demand for energy is rapidly increasing. Existing power sources that are mainly non-renewables are leaving an ...
• The role of HVDC technology in transmission planning with renewable energy integration: A case of wind energy 

  Rakwach, Kenneth; Musau, Paul M.; Nyete, Abraham M. (IEEE, 2021)

  Renewable sources of energy have particular characteristics which make grid integration and long-distance transmission onerous. For one, the existing transmission infrastructure cannot, at its present state, accommodate ...
• Internalization of Externalities of Utility Scale Solar Energy Using the Ecos Model 

  Kibaara, S.; Murage, D. K.; Musau, Paul M.; Saulo, M. J. (IEEE, 2019)

  Globally attention has always been focused on the pollution and depletion emanating from fossil fuels. The nonconventional energy/renewable energy sources have always been termed as clean and environmentally benign. Utility ...
• Non-technical power loss reduction and transients stability: Optimal placement of reclosers 

  Amolo, W. O.; Musau, Paul M.; Nyete, Abraham (IEEE, 2020)

  Rarely do power distribution system, nowadays operates without a novel protection device to manage transients caused by electricity theft. Reliability requirements had been previously the subject, considered by researchers ...
• Coherent swing under-frequency transient stability for renewable sources islanded micro-grid 

  Musyoka, Paul M.; Musau, Peter M.; Nyete, Abraham (IEEE, 2020)

  Renewable Energy Sources micro-grids experience operational challenges due the unpredictable weather patterns, requiring continuous demand control schemes, which are detrimental to both customers and the micro-grid operator. ...

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