Pete Danko is a Staff Reporter at the Portland Business Journal. He specializes in energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the beverage industry, particularly focusing on Oregon wine and cannabis. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, KGW (NBC 8), and the Charlotte Business Journal.
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Pete Danko's coverage primarily focuses on business and technology in Oregon, with a significant emphasis on energy-related topics. He frequently features press releases and investment analysis, indicating an interest in reporting corporate developments.
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By: Pete Danko
Kevin O'Brien, who helped make some of Oregon's biggest wine deals happen, has a new professional home.
By: Pete Danko
"This smoke destroyed JFW's 2020 grape harvest resulting in tens of millions of dollars in short- and long-term damages," Jackson Family Wines says in an Oregon lawsuit.
"The obvious solution of simply pouring the wine 'down the drain' is ... not a viable option," a winery landlord says.
For several years, economists expected cannabis supply and demand to get into better balance, boosting pricing power. But it didn't happen and now the forecast assumes continued low prices.
By: Pete Danko
While it also employs conventional drill bits, Quaise's secret sauce is a technology called millimeter wave drilling, and a device called the gyrotron.
By: Pete Danko
"Oregon continues to show innovative leadership toward solving serious local, national, and even international problems caused by plastic and other forms of waste and packaging pollution." — Judge Michael Simon
Pacific Rim recently unloaded 49,000 gallons of bulk wine for just 10 cents a gallon. With further sale prospects dim, it faced disposing of the remaining wine at a cost of between 75 cents and a gallon.
By: Pete Danko
As Hillsboro considers new regulations for data centers, 170.3 megawatts of capacity is under construction, and 90% of it is preleased.
Kavulla endorses "speed for those who want it, but at the right price, while maintaining protections for legacy customers that are not necessarily participating in the power industry's current boom cycle."
By: Pete Danko
"I'm big into opportunistic investment," the prospective buyer says.
