BX-12: Community organizations looking for volunteers(this link opens in new window)
As GRID moves over to the Bronx local reporters want to see what all the buzz is about.
As GRID moves over to the Bronx local reporters want to see what all the buzz is about.
Twelve Ceres High School Manufacturing Production & Green Technology Academy students helped to make two Madera low-income families more energy dependent...
What nonprofit asks low-income people to don hard hats and safety harnesses and scramble up on roofs? GRID Alternatives does.
When Francisco Rosas got laid off from the Spa Resort Casino in Palm Springs, he decided to give the solar industry a try. So Rosas enrolled in solar...
From a rooftop in sunny California, a Breaking Energy writer learns about the need for a national solar policy targeting low-income families.
Doug Livingston and Jeff Oldham of The Renewable Energy Hour interview our North Coast satellite office to learn of GRID's expansion on tribal land and beyond!...
GRID Alternatives launches in the Sacramento region with an installation for Penelope Amadali.
In the community of Santa Ana, in the town of Nandaime, a local schoolhouse is literally a beacon of illumination: the simple building is the only one with...
Assemblymembers came out to celebrate GRID Alternatives' first installation in Sacramento.
An Aspen homeowner got energy efficiency help and solar through a partnership between The Community Office for Resource Efficiency and GRID Alternatives.
How many hard hats does it take to switch on solar power in a distressed Washington, D.C., neighborhood? Try 150. That's how many workers installed solar...
Four Atascadero families went solar at the GRID Alternatives Central Coast Solarthon with help from job trainees and employee volunteers from PG&E and...