Clima y Medio Ambiente Cycling for the Climate
Which is the greater challenge: raising $2,000 for climate change advocacy or pedaling over 200 miles through the Blue Ridge Mountains of...
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Where GRID’s work in clean energy comes to life.
Clima y Medio Ambiente Which is the greater challenge: raising $2,000 for climate change advocacy or pedaling over 200 miles through the Blue Ridge Mountains of...
Clima y Medio Ambiente On August 26, 2017, a diverse volunteer group including women employees from the Inter-American Development Bank’s energy division kicked...
Inversión y comunidad Martha Lorena Torres Espinoza (Lorena), and her family lead a typical life in Agua Fria, a rural community in the Matagalpa region of...
Inversión y comunidad “I’m very grateful and very blessed to be part of this program,” said Homeowner Pamela, “…and I’m happy to have the sun!” followed up...
Organizational Stories Representatives from Beneficial State Bank joined GRID Alternatives in providing solar on the home of Lizandra Garza of Lindsay, California
Organizational Stories Students from across the Central Valley region got a crash course in solar energy last month thanks to our longtime partner, SunPower!...
Clima y Medio Ambiente The Greater Los Angeles Outreach team brought some of its familiar GRID Alternatives magic to North Long Beach over the weekend, where we...
Trabajo y educación The SolarCorps Fellowship Program is a yearlong opportunity for highly motivated individuals to serve communities in need across all...
Organizational Stories San Diego resident Kathy Nicholson first learned about GRID while attending a Solar Photovoltaic (PV) class at Cuyacama Community College...
Organizational Stories Do you know someone who is considering changing careers? If so, one of the fastest growing segments of the Inland Empire economy is solar....
Clima y Medio Ambiente The Greater Los Angeles Outreach team brought some of its familiar GRID Alternatives magic to North Long Beach over the weekend, where we...
These 569 kW of donated equipment will also unlock 15,000 hours of hands-on training through GRID's unique community participation model.