Gaeatronics Mountain

Gaeatronics provides the majority of Seattle’s power via thecompany’s Olympic fusion plant and alternative energy sources (solar,wind, and geothermal) in the Cascade Mountains and the OlympicPeninsula, particularly geothermal taps along Mt. Rainier. Gaeatronicshas a reputation as an “Earth-conscious” corporation and their advertisingpresents them as the “eco-friendly” energy option.

> Gaeatronics also covertly supports eco-terrorist attacks on their competitors sothe “Earth-conscious” option can take over their business. They probably evenmanage to justify it to themselves as “doing the right thing for our Mother.”
> Tarlan

The company is owned by the Salish-Shidhe Council, putting itright in the middle of any political issue between the NAN and Seattle.In practice, the company does its best to stay out of local politics, andeven manages to work as a bridge between the metroplex and tribalterritory from time to time.

> More of a bridge than Seattle would like, at times. A lot of NAN employees ofGaeatronics come and go across the border every day, and a company passmight be all a potential NAN spy needs to get into the metroplex.
> Traveler Jones

The Gaeatronics building in Bellevue, affectionately known as“Gaeatronics Mountain,” is a huge stepped-level structure, with treesand shrubs growing on the rooftop tiers and ivy covering over mostof the walls, which are made of a textured grayish material resemblingnatural rock. Gaeatronics President David Gray-Bear makes regularvisits to Seattle, but leaves the day-to-day operations of the Mountainin the hands of VP Deborah Joshua.

> Of course, the “green” design of Gaeatronics Mountain has the additionalbenefit of providing not only layered astral security for the building, but alsoan environment for various allied nature spirits tasked with watching over and defending the facility against intruders.
> Ethernaut

119 West Groat Point Drive, Bellevue

Parent Location

Bellevue

Owning Organization

Gaeatronics