Mira Apartments: Absorbing, Not Reflecting, Sunshine

Commercial Case Study

Mira Apartments
Canoga Park, CA

Challenge

Mira Apartments in Canoga Park, California offers 170 apartment units in 1- and 2-bedroom as well as studio floor plans. North Coast Living manages the property that was looking to reduce and stabilize energy costs. The six-floor building’s unique rooftop didn’t allow for a single, large array.

Solution

HES Solar designed a multi-array system built to maximize space available to capture California sunshine. The design allowed 286 SunPower E 330 panels to feed 94kW of solar energy through SMA inverters. 

Customer Benefit

The solar system’s panels combine to produce an estimated 144,540 kWh per year and are expected to save over half a million dollars in energy bills over the first 25 years of energy production. The high-quality components bring industry-leading reliability and warranty coverage, ensuring the project delivers on the cost-saving investment. 

Solar panels in the foreground and the background on an apartment building rooftop. There is a California mountain in the background

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We are a San Diego-based, family-owned solar company. We have been an energy innovator since 2001 and can handle projects from small, rooftop solar panel additions to large-scale commercial microgrid systems. 

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Robert Laverty

Senior Energy Consultant, Residential

Robert Laverty joined the HES team in the summer of 2018, bringing his ten years of solar design experience and his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Puget Sound with him. Robert is dedicated to finding solutions to help families produce and store electricity in order to reduce their reliance on grid power as well as help reduce their household’s carbon footprint. Robert’s experience as a newspaper editor as well as his involvement with the sustainability-focused Rocky Mountain Institute drives him to constantly seek out innovative ways to meet energy needs through renewable resources as well as helps him share those ideas with Southern California homeowners. When not at work or volunteering time with his church or community, Robert spends time with his wife and two sons or pursues his passion of fly fishing.

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