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Some Far Rockaway, Queens, families whose homes were damaged in Superstorm Sandy will soon have lower electric bills for their renovated homes.
Some Far Rockaway, Queens, families whose homes were damaged in Superstorm Sandy will soon have lower electric bills for their renovated homes.
Residential solar power has become increasingly affordable over the past few years but the barriers to entry can still be too high for low-income communities,...
Four single-family residences in Rocklin got the upgrade of a lifetime solar power conversions from electric on a donation made possible from GRID...
Jolyn and Warren Bright are one of the first families in New Jersey to receive new solar panels from Grid Alternatives.
A small army of volunteers descended on the roof of Rick Lopez's modest Denver bungalow Wednesday to put up a solar installation for free.
Theres plenty of sun on this breezy summer day as volunteers from Wells Fargo bank install the last of ten solar panels on the roof of Hector Mendozas home...
Mayor Bob Filner came out to celebrate the launch of a partnership between Sullivan Solar and GRID Alternatives to put solar power on the homes of low-income...
GRID Alternatives partnered with SunEdison to bring solar to four Castroville families. Nearly half of the families in this affordable housing development have...
June 12, 2013 Denver, Colo. Today, volunteer teams from Wells Fargo, alongside nonprofits GRID Alternatives Colorado and Veterans Green Jobs, are working...
May 30, 2013 Denver, Colo. GRID Alternatives Colorado formally kicked off its Solar Affordable Housing Program today by installing a solar electric system...
The future and the electricity bill are now looking brighter for Bonnie Campbell, who after a year of effort was able to install a solar electric system on...
Eight families in San Jacinto are now the proud owners of homes equipped with solar energy after GRID Alternatives hosted the first ever Inland Empire...