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Erica Mackie of GRID Alternatives and Ahmad Chatila of SunEdison explain why gender diversity is so important in solar.
Erica Mackie of GRID Alternatives and Ahmad Chatila of SunEdison explain why gender diversity is so important in solar.
Over 100 employees from B Corporations around the Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins areas are volunteering in their communities June 17 - 20, including two...
A nonprofit group expanding its reach to western Colorado is working to get solar panels in the hands, and on the homes, of people who most need them but can...
Jose Cardenas, a solar installation supervisor with GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles, writes about how solar changed his life, and how we can make it a...
U.S. EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy visited an installation at the home of Jerry Shumate, a disabled man who stands to save big with solar.
Running Jerry Shumate’s array of medical equipment consumes a lot of electricity, and costs a pretty penny, but a new solar array installed on his roof Friday...
Erica Mackie talks with the Energy Gang about GRID Alternatives' National Women in Solar Initiative.
The heat of summer is just around the corner and that means sky high electric bills for some -- but not all. GRID Alternatives and the SASH Program work...
As soon as workers turned on the new solar panels atop Boyd Reagan’s roof for a test run, he said the energy meter went backwards. And for the 64-year-old...
White House highlights GRID Alternatives, which will hold Palm Desert ribbon-cutting May 20.
The Desert Hot Springs City Council declared unanimous support for nonprofit GRID Alternatives’ low-income solar programs Tuesday, which have already benefited...
Thanks to a philanthropic donation of $1.2 million by SunEdison, GRID Alternatives has just started a national series of “WE Build” women only installations,...