Electricity consumers should anticipate a drop in their electricity bills after Kenya Power Company hinted at a further reduction in the fuel adjustment cost at the end of this month.

Kenya Power Managing Director Joseph Njoroge has also forecast a steady decline in the cost of power as the country gradually phases out diesel powered generators.

Njoroge was speaking during the signing of a 17 billion shillings dollar denominated loan with the world bank's private sector financing arm-ifc to improve electricity supply.

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