Solar Spring Break

Seeing everything that makes an office like ours function, from project design to warehousing, produced a deeper understanding of solar careers.

April is national volunteer month and GRID Inland Empire kicked it off early with a Volunteer Appreciation event on March 8.

Nearly 200 college students are trading the beach for a rooftop this spring! Students from 19 schools across the country will spend their school break installing no-cost solar for low-income families through Solar Spring Break.

Anuj Thakkar has a passion for renewable energy, battery storage technologies and micro grid solutions.

University of Nebraska, Lincoln

This past March, GRID Alternatives Central Coast, Atascadero office, was honored to host students from North Carolina State University and University of Nevada-Reno for two AMAZING Solar Spring Break weeks! Solar Spring Break gives college students from around the country the opportunity to spend their spring vacation week installing solar in underserved communities. These students give back too! They raise money to participate and GRID CC gives them a week full of authentic, local experiences.

This year, GRID welcomed college teams from across the country for our most ambitious--and impactful--Solar Spring Break yet!