Renewable energy is the primary source of power in Kenya, accounting for 80% of all electricity generation in 2022. The country aims to raise this percentage to 100% by the end of the decade. Despite the benefits of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, they are intermittent and may not generate power when it is most needed. To address this issue, infrastructure development for renewable energy is crucial, but it requires substantial investment. Additionally, a power management system is essential to store and distribute energy efficiently.