K&M provided services to the US Trade Development Agency (USTDA) in determining the priority and need for a program to introduce solar water pumps for portable water supply in remote regions of Kenya, and conducted a preliminary feasibility study for potential US solar electric applications. The scope of K&M’s work included the following: review of the Government of Kenya’s goals for infrastructure investment activity, a preliminary analysis of the economics of solar water pumping compared with alternative water delivery technologies, an analysis of the potential for US exports of goods and services, assessment of the export potential for US goods and services, evaluation of the competitive position of the US in terms of being able to provide goods and services for the project, and preparation of the final report.