By David Musyoka NAIROBI, July 20 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's flower farms have started investing in solar power projects as they seek to cut the cost of electricity and its reliability from the national grid. The solar power projects are also meant to enable the farms reduce their use of diesel power generators, the main option for many flower farms in Kenya when there is power blackout. The latest flower farm to start putting up solar power project is Red Lands Roses, based in Ruiru, 27 km east of the capital Nairobi. "We are putting a 30 kilowatts project to help us reduce on our cost of electricity and the amount of diesel we use," said the Managing Director of the Red Lands Roses Aldric...
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