Jaime Alonso, our Executive Director, who was speaking at the conference was proud to accept a Solar Valley Award of Recognition on behalf of GRID Alternatives Inland Empire.
For the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe in Death Valley—the installation of five no cost solar photovoltaic systems, on five homes, has made a measurable difference in the daily lives of the residents.
The City of Riverside recently announced the launch of the Eastside Climate Collaborative, a four-year project that includes seven non-profit and governmental partners to complete smart growth projects in the Eastside neighborhood of Riverside.
Jeremiah always dreamed of landing a job in the solar industry. However, he didn’t know that the pathway to his career would be through a free online training course.
Michael Elkins first learned about GRID through his fellowship with Mission Continues, a nonprofit that empowers veterans by helping them build skills and networks to successfully reintegrate them into the civilian lifestyle.
GRID Alternatives Inland Empire (GRID IE), an affiliate of GRID Alternatives, officially opened its doors in April 2011 with a small skeleton crew of five, later growing to a team of eight.
