As the solar industry grows, women still make up just 18.7% of the workforce. How do we change that, and why is it important that we do? A panel at Intersolar and a number of recent articles shed light on these questions.

Erica Mackie of GRID Alternatives and Ahmad Chatila of SunEdison explain why gender diversity is so important in solar.

Over 100 employees from B Corporations around the Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins areas are volunteering in their communities June 17 - 20, including two days with GRID Alternatives, tangibly showing how they are using business as a force for good by “B-ing the Change” in Colorado. 

U.S. EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy visited an installation at the home of Jerry Shumate, a disabled man who stands to save big with solar.

Erica Mackie talks with the Energy Gang about GRID Alternatives' National Women in Solar Initiative.

The heat of summer is just around the corner and that means sky high electric bills for some -- but not all. GRID Alternatives and the SASH Program work together to provide solar electric systems free of charge for low income homes.

White House highlights GRID Alternatives, which will hold Palm Desert ribbon-cutting May 20.

Thanks to a philanthropic donation of $1.2 million by SunEdison, GRID Alternatives has just started a national series of “WE Build” women only installations, starting with two in Denver, CO.