Clean Mobility

This is the map used to redline neighborhoods: Green and Blue areas were given lower loan rates and meant for white communities, while Yellow and Red coded areas were “less desirable” and reserved for black and brown communities.

Bay Area’s Air Quality Corridor

Your melanin content not only dictates where you can live, but what air you can breathe. In the East Bay, housing and transit policies combined to ensure that communities of color are more likely to have respiratory illnesses.

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BEEP program participant picture at Roadwork Exhibit

Electrifying Berkeley

Edgar Arellano-Meli, Micromobility Program Manager at GRID Alternatives Clean Mobility, shared his experience working with Berkeley’s E-Bike Equity Pilot (BEEP).

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image of people and an electric car in front of multi-family housing

Affordable Public Charging

Community-Driven Models for Affordable Public EV Charging

GRID Alternatives is driving equitable access to clean mobility with innovative solutions. Our "Leveraging Low-Income Electricity Discounts to Unlock Equity at Public EV Charging" project partners with utilities and communities to create affordable, public EV charging options for underserved populations.

Revolutionizing the Road: The Navarro's CCFA Experience

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Clean Cars for All program beneficiaries stand next to their recently purchased Hybrid Vehicle

Clean Cars for All (CCFA) program reopening to the entire Bay Area

The Clean Cars for All (CCFA) program will reopen by March 1, 2024, and expand the program to the entire Bay Area. The program will also have programmatic changes that affect income eligibility, retired vehicle model year cap, and award amounts.

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Clean Mobility

GRID Bay Area's North Coast team is standing for a picture in the beach

We are grateful for your support of GRID North Coast

Dear Community Partners and Friends, we hope you stay safe, healthy, and happy. We are grateful for your support of GRID North Coast and look
and look forward to continuing to partner with you in 2024!

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An Electric Bike program beneficiary stands next to her new E-bike at the Watershed Workshop, a community based organization that has partnered up with GRID Alternatives Bay Area's Clean Mobility Program

The Berkeley E-Bike Equity Project (BEEP) Impact

Before receiving the e-bike, she was afraid and anxious at the idea of cycling due to a cycling accident when she was younger.
Hanne is a recipient of one of GRID Bay Area’s Micro-mobility programs, and as a result of her experience, she now is a wholehearted advocate for “initiatives that champion mobility justice and accessibility for all,” she said.

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Clean Mobility

Replacing an old vehicle can pose a financial concern

The Story Behind 5,000 Electric Vehicles

Bay Area’s Air Quality Corridor

Electrifying Berkeley

Affordable Public Charging

Revolutionizing the Road: The Navarro's CCFA Experience

Clean Cars for All (CCFA) program reopening to the entire Bay Area

Clean Mobility

We are grateful for your support of GRID North Coast

The Berkeley E-Bike Equity Project (BEEP) Impact