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Along the Columbia River Gorge, two hot-button topics are the clean energy transition and data centers. Earlier this year, local reporter Emma Renly started continuously pushing those buttons in both Oregon and Washington on potential solar, hydropower, and nuclear development, and then some.
Join us for an evening of learning, laughing, and who knows, potentially even crying. We’ll start by building a foundation of energy knowledge, then dive into some of the most pressing questions — not all of which have answers.
Where does the energy powering our homes come from? How is policy shaping the clean energy transition? How did data centers even enter the group chat?!
And, of course, how will all of this impact the land we live on?
Come with curiosity, leave with knowledge — and maybe a few more questions than you came with.
Along the Columbia River Gorge, two hot-button topics are the clean energy transition and data centers. Earlier this year, local reporter Emma Renly started continuously pushing those buttons in both Oregon and Washington on potential solar, hydropower, and nuclear development, and then some.
Join us for an evening of learning, laughing, and who knows, potentially even crying. We’ll start by building a foundation of energy knowledge, then dive into some of the most pressing questions — not all of which have answers.
Where does the energy powering our homes come from? How is policy shaping the clean energy transition? How did data centers even enter the group chat?!
And, of course, how will all of this impact the land we live on?
Come with curiosity, leave with knowledge — and maybe a few more questions than you came with.