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NEBC to hold Oregon Energy Breakfast Forum

By: 91视频 Staff//February 16, 2018//

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NEBC to hold Oregon Energy Breakfast Forum

NEBC to hold Oregon Energy Breakfast Forum

91视频 Staff//February 16, 2018//

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The Northwest Environmental Business Council‘s next Oregon Energy Breakfast Forum will feature guest speaker Ken Dragoon, who will discuss the production of hydrogen and renewable methane from renewable energy.

Dragoon has been involved in the electric power industry for 35 years. In 2014, he founded , which helps clients make the transition to renewable energy.

The forum will take place Feb. 23, from 7:30 to 9 a.m., in AECOM‘s eighth-floor conference room, at 111 S.W. Columbia St., in Portland.

Registration is $15 for members, or $20 for nonmembers.

For additional information and registration, visit .

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