KCRW – Low income neighborhoods work to seize opportunities in California’s green economy(this link opens in new window)
Demetrius Bloodsaw landed his first solar panel job with this company.
Demetrius Bloodsaw landed his first solar panel job with this company.
This audio piece highlights the efforts of several organizations, including GRID Alternatives, to create access to California's green jobs in lower income...
Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated the 100th installation under the Solar Works DC initiative by commissioning a rooftop solar installation at a home in Ward 6. In...
The Solar Works DC program celebrated its 100th installation in a special ceremony that was attended by Washington, D.C., mayor Muriel Bowser and...
Washington D.C. Mayor Bowser celebrated the 100th rooftop solar installation under the Solar Works D.C. initiative on April 23, 2019.
Stone Soup is a non-profit in Northeast Fresno serving Southeast Asian refugee families. Through a partnership with GRID Alternatives Central Valley and the...
A student member of the National Society of Black Engineers recently shared her experience as part of the [sic] GRID Alternatives Solar Spring Break program...
This piece highlights an upcoming community solar installation that will bring renewable power to the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in southwestern Colorado. GRID...
The resulting solar array in Towaoc (pronounced toy-yak) will bring power to the 2,100 people living nearby. It will give the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe — one of...
In an op-ed for the Capital Gazette, GRID Mid-Atlantic's Chris Sewell writes that in Maryland, policy like the Clean Energy Jobs Act is needed immediately.
Last session, California’s State Legislators voted to move California to 100 percent carbon-free energy.
Chris Sewell is the Finance and Operations Director at GRID Alternatives Mid-Atlantic. In his op-ed with the Capital Gazette, Chris writes his support of the...