Greater Los Angeles

Join GRID for Solar Education Week!

Spread awareness about solar energy and energy access during Solar Education Week, April 15-21, 2018, by hosting or attending an event inf your community! Read More >

The 10,000 systems installed by GRID Alternatives include close to 1500 of our local families! Thank you!

It gives us incredible pride to say that since this work began, we've counted 10,000 completed installation projects for low-income families. Read More >

Lo Maximo event features staff member David Andrade as 2018 Homeboy Hero

We hope that his achievements are a bright star to other formerly-incarcerated individuals who have an interest in the solar industry. Read More >

Solar Spring Break takes visiting collegians everywhere from Pasadena to Watts

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

2018 nonprofit installs continue on an all-woman day that brought help to formerly-incarcerated women

By all accounts, it was an incredibly meaningful and rewarding day! Read More >

Grant by major local philanthropic fund kick-starts paid internship program for Second Chances

Lack of gainful employment can drastically multiply the rate at which recidivism occurs. Read More >

At-risk youth in first round of Long Beach Solar Jobs Training tap our professional certification pathways

The combination makes them attractive to hiring managers in the fast-growing solar energy industry, which has 16,000 jobs in Los Angeles County alone. Read More >

GRID's "How I Got Here" Series: Ashley Perez

This is the latest in a series of regular profiles introducing the GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles staff. Read More >

Trainees and volunteers added about 100 modules to low-income housing in their first two days of work

Under the leadership of Executive Director Tara Barauskas, though, things now look pretty bright for this operator. Read More >

Here's why our installation at Alegria is about much more than rooftop solar

Today, between 500,000 and a million people call this side of town "home." Read More >

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