Women in Solar: Erica Cook
Erica needed employment and wanted to do something positive in her community -- for her, solar was the answer.
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Erica needed employment and wanted to do something positive in her community -- for her, solar was the answer.
It is no surprise that the Diggs family are on the forefront of their neighborhood’s transition to solar
For Daniel, GRID represented a missing piece in his solar education.
Organizational Stories Earlier this month, The Solar Foundation released the 2018 National Solar Jobs Census. Meet some folks who started their solar careers with...
Joseph first heard about GRID Alternatives seven years ago from Lisa Castilone, GRID IE’s Tribal Manager and Outreach Coordinator. After a...
At GRID, our vision is to build a clean energy future that includes everyone and the realization of this goal will rely on our...
On February 12, the Solar Foundation released the 2018 National Solar Jobs Census, providing an in-depth look at the state of the U.S....
Cold weather couldn't hold back Sacramento State University volunteers' enthusiasm to install solar with GRID. Through our partnership with...
Climate & Environment LaDios Muhammad is the Executive Assistant at GRID Alternatives Colorado, and a lifelong student of history. She sat down with us one...
On a crisp and sunny January morning in East Palo Alto, a crew began to assemble in the front yard of a modest and well-cared for...
Climate & Environment Clovis Honoré wears many hats: Minister, GRID Alternatives Outreach Coordinator, and now President of the NAACP San Diego. We sat down to...
For the first time in GRID Central Valley’s history we were able to host a Job Shadow Day. On February 20, 2019 we were fortunate to...