Energy storage hardwire providers including Sonnen and Ampere Energy are expected to take part, along with energy and tech names like Enel X, Google as well as low-income community solar developer Grid Alternatives and a number of others.
Stella Ursua, who serves as outreach and partnerships manager at GRID Alternatives — Greater Los Angeles and is president of Green Education, Inc., has been elected board chair.
The job training is a key component of the Disadvantaged Community – Solar Home Program. […] It also helps the environment by installing clean energy in neighborhoods that under normal circumstances couldn't afford it.
The households typically save about 90% on their electrical bills in the long run, according to Danny Hom, communications coordinator for GRID Alternatives.
GRID Alternatives, a nonprofit that installs solar systems exclusively for low-income communities, applied as the solar contractor for several qualifying projects in Ventura County.