North Valley

North Valley
GRID Alternatives helps low-income families save money while bringing clean solar energy onto the grid, and providing volunteers and job seekers with hands-on experience in solar. Since 2011, the North Valley office has been helping families go solar throughout northern California, from Sacramento to Siskiyou county. Be a part of the clean energy transition- become a client, volunteer or make a donation today!
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GRID North Valley

Serving 21 counties in the North State.                                  

1417 N Market Blvd, Suite 3
Sacramento CA  95834

General inquiries:
infonv@gridalternatives.org / (530) 217-6115

Individual volunteering:
volunteernv@gridalternatives.org / (530) 217-6154

Donations and corporate sponsorships:
cring-martinez@gridalternatives.org / (916) 472-3269

News

South Stockton Community Leader Advocates for Solar and More

Patricia, a recent GRID client and lifelong Stocktonian committed to advocating for her community’s access to mental health and housing services, especially for unhoused and underserved communities, serves on the Stockton Mayor's Round Table on Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) committee, as Commissioner of the Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin, and is vice-chair of the city’s Behaviour Health Advisory Board.

Meet Brittney, a GRID Rock Star

Meet Brittney, a 2022-23 SolarCorps Construction Fellow, a graduate of our Installation Basics Training (IBT) program, and a current resident of Mirasol Village, where GRID Alternatives North Valley just installed a 137.9 kW solar photovoltaic system! We sat down with her to talk about her time in IBT, her transition into SolarCorps, and her experience living at Mirasol Village.

Stockton TCC helps Ms. Audrey Save With Solar

A Stockton resident for 55 years, Ms. Audrey is the definition of a community leader. Three times a week, she volunteers at the Northeast Community Center, and twice a week, she takes line dancing classes at Stribley Community Center. It’s this community spirit that eventually led to her partial re-roof and solar installation with GRID this summer at no cost to her.