GRID Alternatives celebrates milestone of serving 10,000 low-income California families with solar
"GRID Alternatives, a national leader in making clean, affordable solar power and solar jobs accessible to low-income communities and communities of color, got its start in California in 2004 and has helped the state implement several of its groundbreaking low-income solar programs, including the Single-family Affordable Solar Homes program (SASH) and the solar portion of the California Department of Community Services and Development's Low-Income Weatherization Program. Over 95% of GRID's California installations have been funded through these programs, with additional support from GRID's philanthropic and local government partners."
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