When does the event take place?

The lecture evening takes place on Friday, October 16, 2026, starting at 6:00 PM.

Where is the lecture taking place?

The event location is Gasthof Ritter, Hauptstraße 259, 92256 Hahnbach.

How much is the admission fee?

Admission to the information event is free.

What is the lecture about?

The focus is on renewable energies, wind power, and the possible effects on nature, forests, landscapes, and regional habitats.

Who is the event suitable for?

The evening is aimed at all interested parties from Hahnbach and the region who wish to engage with energy policy, nature conservation, and landscape protection.

Wind power, forest, and home: This lecture evening opens new perspectives

Name: Home is not renewable – The fairy tale of clean energy
Start: 2026-10-16T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-16T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Gasthof Ritter

Home in view: An evening of lectures on wind power and landscape

How does the expansion of renewable energies change familiar landscapes, forests, and habitats? The information event Home is not renewable – The fairy tale of clean energy invites you to Hahnbach on October 16, 2026. A lecture at the Gasthof Ritter will be the focal point, encouraging engagement with energy policy, nature conservation, and the preservation of regional identity.

An evening for important questions about the energy future

The event title places a clear emphasis and opens the space for a controversial discussion about the term clean energy. The focus is on the impact of wind power expansion on nature, landscape, and local habitats. Comparable lecture evenings with the speaker Josef Erhard particularly address the consequences of large wind energy plants for forests and regional landscapes.

Information and exchange at Gasthof Ritter

The traditional ambiance of the Gasthof Ritter provides a setting for a concentrated information evening. Visitors can expect a fact-based event with a lecture and opportunities to engage with the background of the current energy debate. The mood among the audience thrives on direct exchange and different perspectives on climate protection, electricity supply, and landscape conservation.

Event planning and target audience

The information event is aimed at citizens from Hahnbach, the Amberg-Sulzbach district, and the surrounding area. It is particularly targeted at people interested in renewable energies, wind power, nature conservation, regional development, and political decision-making processes. The evening combines professional information with a publicly accessible discussion, thus setting a clear priority in regional event planning.

Conclusion: Experience perspectives and engage in discussion

The lecture evening offers a chance to engage intensively with the opportunities and consequences of expanding renewable energies. Anyone wishing to experience the debate surrounding wind power, forests, and home from a critical perspective will find an informative evening with regional relevance at the Gasthof Ritter. Admission is free.