On Wednesday, as part of Greenbuild International Conference and Expo, the largest green building conference and expo in the world, GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles (GLA) held a solar job fair so employers could directly connect with many of LA’s talented and diverse solar job seekers.

Last month, we launched a bold canvassing pilot project aimed at reaching out to the community of Baldwin Hills to serve residents with solar and help lower their energy bills.

Here at GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles, we are proud to be to engaging veterans through our Troops to Solar initiative.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti visited a live installation in South Los Angeles today to highlight the city’s commitment to sustainability as GRID GLA announced our LA 500 pledge in support of LA’s Sustainable City pLAn.

The Atlantic recently came out to a women's build in Watts to talk about the solar job boom.

It was a beautiful day in Lynwood this past Saturday when GRID partners KPMG and Southern California Edison (SCE) came together to install solar systems on three Habitat for Humanity homes.

As part of our Troops to Solar initiative, GRID Alternatives GLA is committed to hosting six installs with veteran teams for veteran homeowners.

GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles is excited to have partnered with University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill for the second year in a row to help low income homeowners gain access to solar.

GRID GLA Volunteer Kurt Rhee wanted share his experience with the GRID family and how it has helped him get on his current career path.

With February temperatures in the 80’s, it was hard not to embrace the sun during Jeymmy Ponce’s solar installation last week in South Los Angeles. A single mother of four, Jeymmy has struggled to make ends meet since moving to Los Angles from Tijuana ten years ago, and hopes the savings from her system will help her have a little extra money each month to put towards the needs of her children.