Inversión y comunidad Energizing Ojo Encino with sunshine
Ojo Encino, a small community of about 600 people in the New Mexico desert, has one thing in abundance: sunshine.
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Inversión y comunidad Ojo Encino, a small community of about 600 people in the New Mexico desert, has one thing in abundance: sunshine.
Solarthon 2019 was our fiftieth project in the South Gate city limits, and our largest.
"Sometimes we can forget that most borders are creations of history and politics that were imposed on the land and on the people living...
Organizational Stories This August, volunteers from U.S. Bank joined the GRID Alternatives Colorado team in Thornton, CO to install the 3.7-kilowatt solar system...
The Oasis House is a 5-acre facility in Apple Valley, California ran by Cedar House, a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that helps improve...
Tammy Reilly was born in Germany and brought to the States at five years old.
Zachary Cain earned the title as ‘Volunteer of the Year’ in February of this year at our Volunteer Appreciation event.
Last year, Marcelous was in a classroom, joined by other passionate individuals, all sharing one common goal -- to start a career in solar...
Inversión y comunidad GRID North Valley client Frank Funes, who lost his home in the 2018 Camp Fire, shares the impact of the recent power outages and how solar...
Can you believe we’ve reached our final Installation Basics Training (IBT 200) cohort of the year? The end of September marked a new...
This month we had some very special visitors swing by our offices. Julia Burrows, Senior Policy Advisor on Housing and Climate issues to...
Last month GRID Alternatives North Valley staff participated in NeighborWorks Sacramento’s 30th Annual “Paint the Town” neighborhood...