Pandemic era puts Southland homelessness in the public eye In fact, we're proud to be the city's foremost advocates of solar as a tool to deal with crisis-level homelessness.
Watts, traditionally underserved, begins to see the benefits of new state investments Thanks to solar we installed at no cost, in conjunction with PickMySolar, their pool is much more affordable when the heat arrives—a $26,000 value.
In a city with 100 free solar systems, our work continues "Women are important leaders. I also believe that our leadership will be more and more important over the next few weeks."
Spring Break in Los Angeles: Solar Spring Break challenged us to engineer a better world As the engineers of the future, we're proud that these Spring Breakers will have a new perspective on energy equity that shapes their values.
Compton's civil rights groundbreakers tour Energy for All installation, speak to volunteers The excitement they felt is a lot like the excitement our California-based trainees, volunteers, and other partners feel almost every day!
Solar Spring Break immerses students in social and energy justice GRID Alternatives' Solar Spring Break is sponsored by Wells Fargo.
GRID's "How I Got Here" Series: Anthony Romero This is the latest in a series of regular profiles introducing the GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles staff.
We keep on shining: 2020 installs have begun! This year, we hope to bring hundreds of new families the benefits of clean, limitless energy from the sun.
GLA's Ryan Shelton wins 2020 Corpsmember of the Year Ryan says that one of his highest achievements is bringing people from his own community into training at GLA.
