Updated 12 November 2026
The official way to search the EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya is to use the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority’s public licence-register tables, not a consultant’s brochure or a social-media certificate post. On 12 November 2026 those tables were linked from the Authority’s Energy Efficiency Registers page at epra.go.ke/energy-efficiency-registers. The official heading on that page is “Auditors and Firms Register.” The two official download rows are labelled “Registers of Energy Auditors” and “Registers of Energy Audit Firms.”
On a count of those official portal tables on 12 November 2026, the auditors table printed “Showing 1-66 of 66 items,” and 66 licence-number rows were present, with 61 unique names in the official “Licencee Name” column. The audit-firm table printed “Showing 1-33 of 33 items,” and 33 licence-number rows were present, with 32 unique company names. This guide does not paste the names. A later official register would supersede those counts.
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What the EPRA energy auditor registers are
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority keeps separate public registers for individual energy auditors and for energy audit firms. Both are listed on the official Energy Efficiency Registers page, under the heading “Auditors and Firms Register.” That is a different official list from the electrical-contractor, electrical-worker, solar-photovoltaic and petroleum registers on the same portal, and it is different from the approved appliance-label registers on the same energy-efficiency page.
The official auditors table, checked on 12 November 2026, uses the columns Licencee Name, Licence Class, Licence Number, Licence Type, Contact Town and Expiry Date. The official spelling on that header is “Licencee.” The official firm table uses Company Name, Licence Class, Licence Number, Auditor, Town and Expiry Date. Each firm row names an auditor and an auditor licence number. This guide does not paste those names or numbers.
How to search the EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya
To search the EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya, open epra.go.ke/energy-efficiency-registers and use the official Download links for “Registers of Energy Auditors” and “Registers of Energy Audit Firms.” Those links open the Authority’s public licence-register portal tables. Use the two tables together: an individual auditor and a firm are licensed on different official rows.
On each official table, checked on 12 November 2026, you can filter by the printed class list. The auditors table offered Category B, Category A, EA1, EA2 and EMVP. The firm table offered Category B, Category A, EAF1, EAF2 and ESCO. You can also sort the official columns, including the licence number and the expiry date, and you can move through the printed pages if a later register is longer than one screen. This snapshot fitted on one page for each table.
The same portal menu also includes a Verify Licence link. This guide does not treat a verification result as a substitute for the public register tables counted on 12 November 2026, and it does not invent a result from a form that was not submitted.
What the November 2026 count includes, and what it omits
The counts below are from the official EPRA portal tables linked from the Energy Efficiency Registers page, as served on 12 November 2026, not from a media republication and not from a Business Radar tool. They are the current official snapshot of the EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya on those pages.
On the official auditors table, all 66 printed items were present as licence-number rows, and all 66 licence numbers were unique. The official “Licencee Name” column had 61 unique names: five names each appeared on two official rows, and each of those five pairs had one EA1 row and one EMVP row. Licence class was EA1 on 56 rows and EMVP on 10 rows. The class filter also printed Category A, Category B and EA2, but this snapshot had no rows in those classes.
The official Licence Type column printed “Energy Auditors” on every row, including the EMVP rows. Official licence-number prefixes were not uniform: most EA1 rows used an EPRA/EA1-style number, some rows used EPRA/EA/ without the class in the prefix, and two EMVP rows used an EPRA/EMVP/ prefix.
Contact Town typography on the auditors table was not consistent. Nairobi appeared as both “NAIROBI” (20 rows) and “Nairobi” (26 rows). Three official town cells were blank, one official cell was printed “(not set),” and one official cell was printed “30100,” which is a postal code rather than a town name. All 66 expiry dates were filled: five rows expired in 2026, the earliest official date being 16 November 2026, and 61 rows expired in 2027, the latest official date being 10 November 2027.
On the official audit-firm table, all 33 printed items were present as licence-number rows, and all 33 licence numbers were unique. One company name appeared on two official rows with two different licence numbers. Licence class was EAF1 on 32 rows and ESCO on 1 row. The class filter also printed Category A, Category B and EAF2, but this snapshot had no rows in those classes.
The single ESCO row still used an official EPRA/EAF1/ licence-number prefix, the same prefix family as the EAF1 rows. Town typography again mixed “NAIROBI” (15 rows) and “Nairobi” (12 rows), with one official blank town cell. One firm row expired on 20 November 2026; the other 32 expired in 2027. The Auditor column had 32 unique official entries; one auditor appeared on two firm rows.
This snapshot does not include a count of the approved appliance-label registers on the same official page, or of the electrical, solar or petroleum registers on the wider EPRA portal. Do not treat a missing search result as proof that a later official row does not exist; search again on the live registers.
How this sits with an electrician licence or an NCA contractor check
Searching the EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya tells you whether an individual or a firm currently appears on the official energy-auditor or energy audit-firm tables. It does not tell you whether someone holds an EPRA electrician licence. That is a different official class, covered in the published EPRA electrician licence guide.
It also does not tell you whether a building contractor is on the National Construction Authority register. That is a different official body, covered in the published NCA contractor check. An energy audit, an electrical-worker licence and an NCA contractor registration are three different official questions.
What to do if the auditor or firm is missing
If the name or licence number you were given does not appear in the official tables, check the exact spelling, search both the auditor table and the firm table, and try the official class filter rather than a trading name alone. A later official row would supersede the 12 November 2026 count. If a certificate quotes a class or a prefix that does not match the current official typography, treat the live register as the current public record and ask the Authority for the current entry.
When you write, include the exact name as printed on the certificate, the licence number, the date you searched, and a copy of the document you were shown. The register answers a narrow question about the EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya: is this auditor or firm on the current official EPRA tables? It does not, on its own, approve an energy-audit report or replace an electrician or NCA contractor check.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the official EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya?
On the Energy Efficiency Registers page at epra.go.ke/energy-efficiency-registers, checked on 12 November 2026, under the official heading “Auditors and Firms Register.” The official Download links open the public licence-register tables for energy auditors and for energy audit firms.
How many energy auditors and audit firms are on the register?
On a count of the official portal tables on 12 November 2026, the auditors table had 66 licence-number rows and 61 unique names, and the audit-firm table had 33 licence-number rows and 32 unique company names. Five auditor names each appeared on two official rows, one EA1 and one EMVP. A later official register would supersede those counts.
Is an energy audit firm the same as an individual auditor?
No. They are listed on two official tables. The firm table includes an Auditor column that names an individual auditor and an auditor licence number on each firm row. Search both tables if you need both answers.
Does this confirm an EPRA electrician or an NCA contractor?
No. The EPRA energy auditor register in Kenya is not the electrician-licence register and is not the National Construction Authority contractor register. Use the published electrician-licence and NCA contractor guides when those questions matter.
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