OZY – Solar Finds its Place in the Sun Among America’s Poor(este enlace se abrirá en una nueva ventana)
In this feature, OZY explores programs nationwide that provide affordable clean energy to low-income homes.
In this feature, OZY explores programs nationwide that provide affordable clean energy to low-income homes.
A dramatic fall in solar panel manufacturing costs — from $101 per watt in 1975 to just $0.48 in 2016 — has been central to these efforts to reach low-income...
In an op-ed for NJ Spotlight GRID Alternatives' Policy & Regulartory Manager for Community Solar, Tom Figel, and Vote Solar's Mid-Atlantic Director, Pari...
In a piece for Earth Island Journal's Womxn and the Environment issue, GRID Alternatives' Erica Mackie says the solar industry is uniquely positioned to boost...
Une installation solaire qui lui permettra d’économiser entre 50 et 90% sur ses prochaines factures d’électricité. Et il n’a pas déboursé le moindre dollar...
The Solar Power International Conference filled four days, both floors of the Anaheim Convention Center, plus the outdoor patios and the Marriott Hotel...
Solar-Powered live music, food, beer, art, activities and local non-profits are all in the mix.
GRID Alternatives is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to working with people and the environment through solar panel work.
Solar Works DC is a solar installation and job training program led by GRID Alternatives Mid-Atlantic, in Washington, DC. The program provides no cost solar to...
Jacqui Traiger, Outreach Coordinator, and Dom Paul-Baha, Workforce Training Supervisor, discuss GRID's job training and solar installation programs on WEBR...
It's been a rough year for environmentalists, in the wake of solar panel tariffs, proposed cuts to federal clean energy programs, and […] Obama-era coal plant...
California and the nation will never be able to beat back the devastating effects of climate change unless everyone, rich and poor, can get involved, state...