Environmental Justice

GRID joins the Los Angeles community and the rest of the country in calling for Kevin De Leon to resign.

We call for a resilient and sustainable clean energy system, where solar power and battery storage can help individuals, families, and communities access energy in the aftermath of these storms, and every day in between.

Recently, GRID installed 20 off-grid solar-powered refrigerators for families in the Kumeyaay communities of Juntas de Neji and San Antonio Necua with support from Sempra Foundation. Refrigeration allows families to keep food, beverages, and medicine cold without having to drive 20-40 minutes to a nearby town to buy ice. The solar systems immediately save families time, money and improve health.

Last month, GRID Mid-Atlantic Executive Director Elijah Perry appeared on the Solar Now podcast to talk about equity in the solar industry, the impacts of the Solar Works DC program, and building trust in the community around solar energy.

We now have the technology to replace gasoline with sunshine, which has the benefit of being better for the planet and dramatically cheaper for drivers to ‘fill up’. GRID knows that electric vehicles and clean mobility are powerful opportunities for reparation in communities that have borne the brunt of the gasoline economy.

GRID Alternatives and Sempra Foundation partner to bring solar systems to Juntas de Neji Community

Gun violence is tearing apart communities all over our country—including our own. But we've seen that when we pull together to uplift others, we can make an impact.