Yakama Nation Brunnert Visit

A photo of individuals standing around a room speaking with each other

EM Chief Operating Officer David Brunnert, second from right, and Hanford Field Office Senior Advisor Tom Teynor, at right, hear about Yakama Nation energy projects from Yakama Power General Manager Ray Wiseman.

Three professionals standing by taking a tour of a site with solar panels behind them

Brunnert, right, views solar panels built by the Yakama Nation. Wiseman is at center.

Professionals taking a tour of a site a viewing an outdoor fish tank with sturgeon in it

Yakama Nation leaders highlight an important resource — sturgeon from the Columbia River — to Brunnert, second from right. The Yakama Nation’s sturgeon hatchery supports efforts to return a robust sturgeon population to the Columbia River.

Two professionals shaking hands outside at a site tour and smiling at the camera

Members of the Yakama Nation thank Brunnert, left, for visiting their reservation in south-central Washington state, where he viewed some of their most important projects and resources.

A photo of individuals standing around a room speaking with each other

EM Chief Operating Officer David Brunnert, second from right, and Hanford Field Office Senior Advisor Tom Teynor, at right, hear about Yakama Nation energy projects from Yakama Power General Manager Ray Wiseman.

EM Chief Operating Officer David Brunnert, second from right, and Hanford Field Office Senior Advisor Tom Teynor, at right, hear about Yakama Nation energy projects from Yakama Power General Manager Ray Wiseman.

Three professionals standing by taking a tour of a site with solar panels behind them

Brunnert, right, views solar panels built by the Yakama Nation. Wiseman is at center.

Brunnert, right, views solar panels built by the Yakama Nation. Wiseman is at center.

Professionals taking a tour of a site a viewing an outdoor fish tank with sturgeon in it

Yakama Nation leaders highlight an important resource — sturgeon from the Columbia River — to Brunnert, second from right. The Yakama Nation’s sturgeon hatchery supports efforts to return a robust sturgeon population to the Columbia River.

Yakama Nation leaders highlight an important resource — sturgeon from the Columbia River — to Brunnert, second from right. The Yakama Nation’s sturgeon hatchery supports efforts to return a robust sturgeon population to the Columbia River.

Two professionals shaking hands outside at a site tour and smiling at the camera

Members of the Yakama Nation thank Brunnert, left, for visiting their reservation in south-central Washington state, where he viewed some of their most important projects and resources.

Members of the Yakama Nation thank Brunnert, left, for visiting their reservation in south-central Washington state, where he viewed some of their most important projects and resources.