GRID Alternatives completed its 1000th installation at the home of Celia Juarez with LA CAUSA YouthBuild volunteers. “I really appreciate this solar power system and how the savings will help me,” Celia said.

Partnership Marks the Largest Module Donation to GRID Alternatives in our History and Will Generate $10 Million in Energy Savings for Working Families, While Training Thousands of Workers in PV Installation

GRID Alternatives aims to install up to 7,000 solar electric systems on the roofs of qualified low-income families through 2016.

Lawrence Jackson, an eighty year-old resident of San Francisco's Bayview/Hunter's Point, went from being a GRID Alternatives client to being a GRID Alternatives volunteer working on his neighbors' homes.

GRID Alternatives works with dozens of workforce development organizations throughout California to help job trainees enter the green economy and gain critical hands-on experience in solar installation.