KPBS covered a two-day NAACP Solar Equity Initiative job training event in San Diego. GRID Alternatives San Diego and Sunrun recently partnered with NAACP San Diego and the Alliance for African Assistance to provide solar job training and a no-cost solar panel installation as part of the initiative.

In an op-ed for The Virginian-Pilot, GRID Mid-Atlantic's Nicole Steele writes that Virginia is at a solar turning point and equitable clean energy policies targeting low- and middle-income Virginians will keep money in the local economy, allow communities to build wealth, and create local jobs.

In this op-ed for the Cheney Free Press, GRID Alternatives' Stan Greschner and Gina McCarthy, Director of Harvard's Center for Climate, Health and the Global Environment make the case for common-sense climate solutions, like putting a price on carbon pollution, that protect our health and benefit our communities.

In this feature, OZY explores programs nationwide that provide affordable clean energy to low-income homes.

In an op-ed for NJ Spotlight GRID Alternatives' Policy & Regulartory Manager for Community Solar, Tom Figel, and Vote Solar's Mid-Atlantic Director, Pari Karostia, argue that New Jersey's community solar program must include financial incentives to support projects for low-income communities.

In a piece for Earth Island Journal's Womxn and the Environment issue, GRID Alternatives' Erica Mackie says the solar industry is uniquely positioned to boost workplace diversity and improve our communities and society.

State Senator Kevin de León joined GRID to showcase California low-income solar policy in action at the installation of a 2.6kW system in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood. The event took place during the weeklong Global Climate Action Summit.

GRID is partnering with the Spokane Tribe of Wellpinit, Washington to install 637 kilowatts of solar energy on 14 tribal buildings through the new Tribal Solar Accelerator Fund.

Journalist Audrea Lim reports on GRID Alternatives for "Taking Heat," a series which "focuses on the intersection of climate change with other social and political issues, showcasing the ingenious and inventive ways in which people are already reworking our economy and society."

In this op-ed for pv magazine, GRID Alternatives’ Erica Mackie argues that a recent high-profile racial harassment suit is indicative of larger problems, and that the solar industry is not immune to the structural racism within American society.