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Sigora Solar expands into Research Triangle

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Sigora SolarSigora Solar, Virginia’s largest homegrown solar panel provider, is bringing its unique business model and new jobs to the Research Triangle in North Carolina. The company expects to create 75 new jobs in the Raleigh area during its first year of operation.

“We’re incredibly proud of the opportunity to expand into North Carolina, and to join the Triangle’s vibrant, growing, modern economy,” said Logan Landry, president and CEO of Sigora Solar. “North Carolina is showing the rest of America that encouraging families to benefit from renewable energy sources like solar is good for business and the quality of life.”

North Carolina is very welcoming regarding solar for its citizens. When it comes to installing solar systems, residential customers can earn a $6,000 rebate maximum, business customers can earn up to $50,000 rebate maximum, while nonprofit customers can earn up to $75,000 rebate maximum.

In addition to providing efficient, technologically-advanced and affordable solar power products, Sigora Solar offers a unique, money-saving program called “Produce and Reduce”. Unlike other solar providers, Sigora does more than install panels and walk away. It gives customers the tools to reduce their energy usage, through both energy efficiency audit and upgrades included, as well as the Lumin Smart Panel. The Lumin Smart Panel allows homeowners to view, evaluate, and control their appliances’ power usage from any device.

“By working with customers to make their homes more energy-efficient as well as installing PV systems, we create a partnership with our customers,” said Landry. “We aren’t just interested in rooftops, we want to approach each unique customer with a whole-house solution that reduces their energy usage and makes their solar panel energy production that much more valuable.”

New Jobs, New Location

Sigora Solar is currently hiring in North Carolina and expects to create up to 75 jobs in the first year of operation in the Raleigh Durham area. Available positions include sales, installation, and administration positions. Its North Carolina headquarters will be located at 7200 Creedmoor Rd. Interested customers and potential employees can reach the company at or find more information at sigorasolar.com.

With headquarters in Charlottesville, Sigora Solar is the largest solar provider in the Virginia, expanding now into North Carolina and the rest of the mid-Atlantic. Founded in 2011, the privately-owned company ranks as one of Inc. 500’s fastest growing companies. Sigora Solar works with customers to reduce their energy bills, sustain the quality of their environment, and shape the future of energy production and conservation. For more information, visit sigorasolar.com.

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