Photo Credit: Kelly Beck
Edison International partnered with Grid Alternatives to install solar panels on the first four of 10 freshly finished Habitat for Humanity homes.
Photo Credit: Habitat for Humanity
Volunteers worked to grade yard areas, mitigate flood risks and add drought-resistant greenery, an effort sponsored by Edison International.
Photo Credit: Kelly Beck
More than 20 SCE volunteers spent the day helping mount and screw 10 panels to the roofs of each home and shaping conduit-covered wire.
Photo Credit: Habitat for Humanity
The Valenzuela's will receive the keys to their completed home on August 5.
Helping New Homeowners Achieve Clean Energy Goals
Edison International volunteers create eco-friendly landscaping and install solar panels for qualified families.
Taylor Hillo
ENERGIZED by Edison Writer
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