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Interconnection 2017
When and where
Date and time
Location
The Pearl 601 19th Street San Francisco, CA 94107
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Refund Policy
No Refunds
Description
Celebrate with us!
Interconnection 2017 is here! Join renewable energy advocates, community and solar industry leaders, and our incredible community of supporters to celebrate BIG wins for solar access, honor the people and organizations at the forefront of renewable energy and environmental justice, and raise money to bring solar power and solar jobs to communities in the Bay Area and beyond.
This year’s event includes a Sponsor’s Reception on The Pearl’s breathtaking rooftop patio, dinner and drinks, a silent auction, and most importantly, the opportunity to engage with and support GRID's mission of bringing renewable energy to underserved communities. Our collective efforts are needed now more than ever.
Get your ticket today and help us achieve a clean energy transition that includes everyone!
5:30-7pm - Pre-event Sponsor’s Reception (VIP tickets and Table Sponsors only)
6:30pm - Main event with seated dinner
8:30pm - Dessert and networking
Want to get your friends and colleagues excited about GRID? Reserve a full or half-table for yourself and your guests and enjoy priority seating and tickets to the rooftop pre-event Sponsor’s Reception!
Learn about corporate and individual sponsorship opportunities for Interconnection 2017.
Meet our 2017 Honorees:
The Greenlining Institute: The Greenlining Institute, one of the nation’s largest and most successful multi-ethnic, advocacy and leadership development nonprofits, is an environmental justice leader and a tireless coalition-builder behind California’s solar access wins. Accepting award: Orson Aguilar, President and GRID Alternatives board member.
The City of Richmond, California: The City of Richmond's work in environmental justice, equity and empowerment makes them an nationally-recognized climate leader. Through the City's partnership with GRID and beyond, Richmond has consistently demonstrated its commitment to make clean, renewable energy and green job training accessible to their low-income residents.
Presenting (Gigawatt) Sponsors include:
Additional sponsors Include:
Individual Sponsors:
Adam Bad Wound & Loïc LeGland
Mara Feeney
Tim Lindl, Keyes & Fox LLP
Thomas Van Dyck, RBC Wealth Management
Jeff Atkin, Foley & Lardner LLP
Seth Weissman
Questions? Please send an email to Kate at kcosta@gridalternatives.org.