• Techno-economic assessment of grid-solar-diesel generator battery hybrid energy systems for Kenya Pipeline Company, Eldoret terminal 

  Maringa, Frankson (Moi University, 2025)

  The Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) Eldoret Terminal uses grid electricity and reliance on backup diesel generator during power outages. This hampers operational efficiency while contributing to financial strain and ...
• Development and characterization of pig hair reinforced polypropylene composites for potential Automobile applications 

  Balogun, Augustine Olamilekan (Moi Univerisity, 2025)

  The automotive industry's pursuit of lightweight, sustainable materials, coupled with the environmental challenge of managing agricultural waste, necessitates innovative material solutions. This research addresses this ...
• Occurrence, risk assessment and elimination of chemicals of emerging concerns in wastewater treatment plants In Western, Kenya 

  Mwalimu, Rashid Nzaphila (Moi Univerisity, 2025)

  Chemicals of emerging concern (CECs) are a global threat due to their adverse effects on aquatic organisms and human health. Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are a significant source of these compounds into the ...
• Performance evaluation of a Retrofitted Cook Stove by co firing Biomass with steam, spirit and Bio-diesel 

  Koech, Vincent Kipkemboi (Moi Univerisity, 2025)

  The continued use of biomass cookstoves in households and the traditional open fires for cooking is not only a major health hazard but also an environmental hazard. Although biomass offers a sustainable and carbon ...
• Performance evaluation of solar photovoltaic system for energy management and environmental sustainability in Moi International Airport - Mombasa, Kenya 

  Lagat, Amos Kipkoech (Moi University, 2025)

  As a consequence of the increasing energy demand and the climate crisis in the world, the importance of alternative sustainable energy generation techniques that are clean and cheap needs to be explored. Globally, the ...
• Technical Performance Assessment Of The Garissa Solar Power Plant in Kenya 

  Maina, Nelius Waithira (Moi Univerisity, 2025-03)

  The Garissa Solar Power Plant is a significant contributor to Kenya's goal of achieving 100% clean energy by 2030. Despite its significance, the lack of publicly available analyzed technical performance data limits ...
• Barriers to the adoption of biogas technology: A Kenyan case 

  Mutahi, Purity Muringi (Moi University, 2025)

  Generally, households in sub-Saharan Africa countries depend on biomass energy for cooking. In view of its negative impacts, biogas technology emerges as a promising solution. However, in spite of its potential to mitigate ...
• Optimization of Biodiesel production from crude cottonseed oil using wood ash as a catalyst 

  Too, Simon Kipkemboi (Moi university, 2025)

  World major sources of fuel are non-renewable fossils expected to be depleted. Availability of sustainable energy is a complex socially, technologically, economically and politically. Researchers have concentrated on the ...
• Evaluation of physical and mechanical properties of porous clay brick manufactured with biochar 

  Cheptepkeny, Philister Yator (Moi University, 2025)

  In older buildings, clay bricks have been widely used as a primary construction material due to their excellent heat retention, erosion resistance, and fire-resistant properties. Biochar, produced by heating biomass ...
• Development and characterization of a particleboard from coconut shell and potato waste for housing construction applications 

  Alsadiq, Alamin Ibrahim Mohammed (Moi University, 2024)

  Coconut shell particles (CSP), an agro-waste product of coconut (Cocos Nucifera), is generated in large quantities from coastal parts of Kenya and in food industries. This waste is generally disposed of in open areas ...
• Modelling impact of land use change on sediment yield of River Yala, Kenya 

  Apeli, Moses Elkanah (Moi University, 2024)

  Increase in human population and the subsequent need for economic activities has led to degradation of catchments in most Sub-Saharan countries. Unsustainable land use coupled with management practices are the main causes ...
• Development and testing of an on-site domestic grey water treatment system using crushed bricks and maize cob charcoal as treatment medium 

  Onyango, George Otieno (Moi University, 2024)

  Developing countries have low levels of access to piped water supply and sanitation. Most household in rural and poor urban areas lack water connections or wastewater disposal systems. Water is fetched from distant sources ...
• Extraction, characterization and quantification of Quinone dye compounds from macadamia and coconut shell- Waste 

  Moyo, Mqondisi (Moi university, 2024)

  Natural dye compounds are found in most plants and are a potential substitute for synthetic dyes which are less eco-friendly and contribute highly to environmental pollution. Over the years (2016 – 2020) there has been ...
• Modelling impact of land use change on sediment yield of river Yala, Kenya 

  Apeli, Moses Elkanah (Moi university, 2024)

  Increase in human population and the subsequent need for economic activities has led to degradation of catchments in most Sub-Saharan countries. Unsustainable land use coupled with management practices are the main causes ...
• Modelling the impact of various future scenarios on unmet water demand using Water Evaluation and Planning Model (A Case Study Of Nairobi City County) 

  Juma, Eric Simiyu (Moi University, 2024)

  Nairobi city is currently experiencing both physical and economic water shortage challenges, which are caused by the city's rapid population growth, improved living conditions, dilapidated water infrastructure, and ...
• Optimization of maintenance performance measurement of critical machines in Tea Processing: A case study at Litein Tea Factory 

  Birir, Jackson Langat (Moi University, 2023)

  In industrial processing, functional and efficient plant equipment is crucial for optimum output. Therefore, proper maintenance of plant equipment can help minimize operational expenditures arising from breakdowns. The ...
• Catalytic Pyrolysis of Heavy Distillate from Plasticwaste into a Diesel Range Fuel 

  Okino, Jasper (Moi University, 2023)

  Heavy distillate is a heavy fraction of plastic pyrolysis characterized by high viscosity, long-chain hydrocarbons which makes it low-graded biproduct. Catalytic pyrolysis is amongst the promising upgrading techniques ...
• Optimization of biogas production from anaerobic co-digestion of fish waste and water hyacinth 

  Ingabire, Hortence (Moi university, 2023)

  Fish waste (FW) and water hyacinth (WH) are biodegradable wastes that remain underutilized and unexploited and cause a problem to the environment since the existing disposal techniques result in environmental pollution ...
• Investigation of microstructural cracking of riveted and heat-treated AL 7075 alloys under constant Fatigue loading 

  Rutto, Robert Kipchumba (Moi university, 2023)

  The unique properties of the strength-to-weight ratio of aluminium make them the preferred material aircraft design with safety margins and improved payload. Fatigue cracking of Al7075 poses major issues in administering ...
• IoT-based on boiler fuel monitoring system: a case of Raha beverages company limited, Arusha-Tanzania 

  Ntambara, Boniface (The Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology, 2023-08)

  RAHA Beverages Company (RABEC) is the one of banana wine production companies that utilizes fuel in steam production in Arusha-Tanzania. Fuel usage and conditions monitoring in RABEC become a challenge due to inaccurate ...

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