Altadena Energy & Solar was founded by Hans Rosenberger out of a belief that good engineering and financing are important for the development of environmentally friendly solar energy systems and buildings. There is a strong demand for energy savings and 'green power, ' but too few practitioners who understand both engineering and finance.
Hans majored in Physics at Goshen College, and completed his Masters of Electrical Engineering at Penn State. He pursued a career in radiometry-based remote sensing at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) in Pasadena, CA, where he was staff engineer for 5 years in ground- and air-based microwave systems.
His work included field engineering at communication ground stations in California and Spain and airborne experiment campaigns in Florida and Sweden. He left JPL to pursue further aspirations in business and completed his MBA at USC's Marshall School of Business.
Hans majored in Physics at Goshen College, and completed his Masters of Electrical Engineering at Penn State. He pursued a career in radiometry-based remote sensing at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) in Pasadena, CA, where he was staff engineer for 5 years in ground- and air-based microwave systems.
His work included field engineering at communication ground stations in California and Spain and airborne experiment campaigns in Florida and Sweden. He left JPL to pursue further aspirations in business and completed his MBA at USC's Marshall School of Business.
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Altadena Energy & Solar is a solar integrator that designs, installs and maintains solar electric and thermal system in the greater Los Angeles area since 2008. We are a licensed, bonded and insured contractor (CA License C46 #979146). We also specialize in custom energy management, solar integration and energy storage system to best fit your energy concept, building engineering and aesthetics.
Residential
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From the sun to your outlet, photo-voltaic systems transform the sun's radiation directly into electricity that you use for your home appliances and electric car. The power generated by the sun keeps your house running as usual, and provides a relief from ever increasing electricity bills. If you lease a system, you pay a monthly bill for the solar power like you do to an electric company, only at a lower price per unit consumed.
Solar Electric Basics
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Solar panels, or solar modules, can be installed on the roof or ground mounting system in your backyard (as space permits). Solar panels are made up of photovoltaic (PV) cells, which convert sunlight into direct current (DC) power, even on cloudy days! The direct current (DC) power is sent to the inverter, which converts it into alternating current (AC), used by the utility grid and your household appliances.
Solar Pricing FAQs
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A solar power system costs about as much as buying a new car, but you are not getting rid of it every 8-10 years nor will it cost you a lot to maintain. A solar power system is for long-term investment of over 20 years, plus it increases your property value. Depending on your location, type of roofing, and design of your system, a typical home installation ranges from 3 to 12 kilowatts and costs between $18,000 to $60,000 to purchase.
Nonprofit
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For many non-profit organizations, the best way to go solar is through the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). Altadena Energy & Solar will build, own and operate the solar system for your organization. Your organization will only pay us the energy used each month, just like how you pay your utility bill but at a discounted price.
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