San Jose Mercury News – White House honors East Bay solar energy champion(this link opens in new window)
An East-Bay man is set to receive honors from the White House today for co-founding the country's largest nonprofit solar installation company.
An East-Bay man is set to receive honors from the White House today for co-founding the country's largest nonprofit solar installation company.
Shortly after walking into a CEO event at the Solar Power International conference last fall,GRID Alternatives CEO Erica Mackie realized she was the only woman...
GRID Alternatives San Diego celebrates its 500th solar installation.
GRID Alternatives recently announced that it will be expanding into the international market, via the acquisition of another non-profit, Power to the People.
SunEdison and the SunEdison Foundation contribute $1.2 million toward a partnership with GRID Alternatives on a new National Women in Solar Initiative. The...
Leslie Lewis-Baiza already knows where the cost savings from adding solar panels to her Yuba City home will go: property taxes.
A Roseville family struggling with high medical bills gets a break on their electricity bills with solar installation.
Seniors from Ceres High school install a solar electric system on a Turlock home.
Ben Kavoussi always has been energy-conscious, but at the moment, the Persian-born Davis resident cannot afford to install the solar panels that would match...
For Adama Mosley, a resident of the West Oakland neighborhood known as Ghosttown, having solar panels installed on her home was a dream come true.
Students from Woodland and Pioneer high schools as well as Woodland Community College have been working to install solar energy systems for an elderly woman.
Ten Ceres High School students spent two days last week atop a Delhi roof learning the real-life experiences of installing a 3,000-watt solar Photovoltaic...