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If you live in one of our current recipient communities, the first step to determining whether you may qualify is to answer the following four questions:
(2010 income limits for Alameda County - please click here to see the limits for other counties in California. If you have any questions, please contact us.
If you answered yes to all of these questions, you may qualify to participate in the Solar Affordable Housing Program. To learn more about the program and begin the application process, please contact us for more information.
We also work with nonprofits like Habitat for Humanity to install solar electric systems on new homes – in these cases the homeowners do not apply to our program directly, but receive the program directly from the nonprofit building their home. Please contact us or visit our partners page if you work with a housing developer building affordable for-sale homes and would like more information about partnering with GRID Alternatives.
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