Barry Cinnamon; CEO and founder of Akeena Solar
Barry Cinnamon, is a widely recognized expert and long-time advocate of solar power. He began his career in solar energy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). During the late 1970s and early 1980s, he designed and installed active solar, passive solar and ground coupled heat pump systems. He served as CEO of Software Publishing Corporation, and founded Allegro New Media. Mr. Cinnamon earned a BS Degree in Mechanical Engineering from MIT and an MBA degree in Marketing from Wharton. He is a NABCEP Certified Solar Installer, a licensed California C-46 Solar Contractor, an active member of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group and President of the California Solar Energy Industry Association.
About Akeena Solar:
Akeena Solar: Where Passion Meets Progress
People ask us, “What does Akeena mean?” We answer that Akeena is a new way to say “unlimited power for life.” To us, producing clean electricity from the sun is the best way to respect the earth and one another. Plus, your Solar solution lets you redirect your funds away from high-cost, nonrenewable, polluting energy sources—to healthy activities that you can share and enjoy.
Our People: Making the Sun Shine Brighter for You
“The whole support team for installation of my home system was excellent. Your guys were professional, courteous and built a stellar little solar plant. We love it.”
— John MacInnis, San Jose, CA
Akeena Solar is a proven leader in the design and integration of solar power systems for residential and commercial customers in California and Colorado. Our skilled team of trained engineers are also dedicated environmentalists who take pride in exceeding customer expectations and protecting the environment. They have been immersed in leading-edge solar technology since its inception—and our growing list of over 1200 satisfied customers underscores the successful outcome of our commitment to personal care and attention.
The Solar Future:
The System Integrator:
Distributed solar energy generation is already competitive with the grid in California
In 2010, PV will be by far the most cost effective way of generating electricity.
Will the residential PV market explode in 2010?
