For years, Patricia King struggled with extremely high utility bills. A Stockton homeowner, she worried that keeping her home warm or cool...
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Over ten years, we're looking at an excess of $600,000 in savings. For a community services nonprofit, that amount really makes an impact… The advice I would give other organizations would be first and foremost, to do the math. Once you pencil out the investment and the return on that investment, adding solar really becomes a no-brainer.
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Scrap & Replace is one of GRID Alternatives' clean mobility programs, helping income-qualified drivers trade in an older,...
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Pamela West has lived in Long Beach for 52 years. Her solar system was installed at no cost through the Disadvantaged Communities...
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Rose Salazar and her family live in Tulare, California, in GRID Alternatives' Central Valley service area. Like many income-qualified...
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Sycamore & Oak is a community-led development in Washington, D.C.'s Congress Heights neighborhood, built on the historic grounds of the...
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The Bishop Paiute Tribe partnered with GRID Alternatives once again to bring clean energy to income-qualified renters in a 24-unit...
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Trolley Trestle is a transitional housing program for former foster and homeless youth. GRID Alternatives' Multifamily & Commercial...
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The Coyote Ridge Community Solar Garden is a partnership between GRID Alternatives and Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association (PVREA),...
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GRID Alternatives is a fully licensed solar contractor and the nation’s largest nonprofit installer of renewable energy technologies.
Every GRID project pairs technical expertise with deep community engagement, including tenant education, hands-on job training, and culturally responsive support for navigating incentives and rebates. That combination — a licensed contractor with mission-driven, community-integrated delivery — is what sets GRID apart.
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