Orion Energy Systems, Inc.

https://www.orionlighting.com

Orion Energy Systems, Inc. is a leading provider of energy-efficient LED lighting systems, wireless Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled control solutions, and comprehensive energy management services. The company's mission is to help its customers achieve sustainability, energy savings, and carbon footprint reduction goals through innovative technology and exceptional service. Headquartered in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Orion Energy Systems serves a diverse client base predominantly across North America.

Orion's core offerings include a wide range of LED lighting products such as interior high bay fixtures, smart building control systems, and LED troffer door retrofits, catering to industrial, commercial, agricultural, and exterior applications. Beyond products, the company provides extensive services, including maintenance, repair, replacement, and lighting-related energy management services like site assessment, engineering design, project management, and installation. Orion has also expanded into turnkey electric vehicle (EV) charging station installation and support, serving commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors.

In April 2025, Sally Washlow was appointed CEO, succeeding Michael Jenkins, with Scott Green promoted to COO, signaling a strategic focus on growth and profitability. Recent notable developments include securing $21 million in electrical contracting engagements for seven enterprise customers and commencing $10 million in EV charging deployments across the U.S. in March 2026. The company also secured $4.7 million in LED lighting contracts in October 2025 and renewed a significant three-year preventative maintenance contract for LED lighting with a major U.S. retailer, valued at $42-$45 million, starting in March 2026. Orion Energy Systems continues to reiterate expectations for increased growth and profitability in fiscal years 2026 and 2027, emphasizing its strategic expansion into electrical infrastructure services.

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