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GRID Alternatives' Women's Builds help get women excited about working in renewables, but to really close the gender gap, we'll need more women mentors, too.

Wells Fargo's investment in GRID Alternatives' workforce development efforts help keep team leaders moving on to solar industry jobs.

Genentech employees donated their time to install solar for two San Francisco families during their "Genentech Gives Back" week.

GRID Alternatives launched its nonprofit solar installation and solar jobs training program in the Antelope Valley in partnership with the City of Palmdale, the University of Antelope Valley, and a SunPower sponsor team. On Thursday May 16th, GRID completed two solar electric installations for Palmdale low-income homeowners, Marsha Furman, and Cynthia and Benjamin Leh

It's time to get on the roof! GRID Alternatives Colorado, in partnership with Veterans Green Jobs, has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) to support the installation of solar electric systems for 10-14 low-income families in Denver and Jefferson Counties before September.

Going solar will help Tyja William start a college fund for her two children, and let Mother Earth breathe a little easier.

GRID Alternatives and SEI formalize our relationship to bring hands-on training to solar students.

A grant from PG&E is helping solar interns like Sergio Coronel reinvent themselves in new green careers.

Workers from various Fresno branches of Bank of America volunteered and helped install solar power on a home in South West Fresno. The solar project not only had a meaningful and positive impact in the community, but also for the workers at Bank of America.

"I can't wait to be able to turn my system on and begin saving money," said Jennifer, GRID's first Grass Valley client and a single mother. "I feel good about teaching my children to conserve energy and protect the environment."