518-860-9032 About Sol Solutions
About Meet Genevieve Trigg – Founder and Principal of Sol Solutions
Genevieve is the founder and principal of Sol Solutions where she is passionate about delivering strategic solutions with experience, efficiency and value to drive her client’s projects forward. She has represented a number of Fortune 500 companies, small businesses and start-ups on a host of regulatory, real property tax, environmental and real estate development issues. She has extensive experience in the areas of commercial real estate, renewable energy, and all aspects of project development, including obtaining local and state permits, land use and zoning approvals, and environmental review. Genevieve is also experienced with regard to the acquisition, disposition, development and the re-development of commercial and industrial real property, commercial leasing, and construction law, including the preparation and negotiation of all transactional documentation.
Genevieve graduated cum laude from St. John’s University, and received her law degree from Albany Law School.
She is admitted to practice law in New York, and also has her broker’s license in New York; both of which are in good standing.
Selected Community Activities
• WRISE, Professional Development Committee Member, 2025
• Women’s Energy Network, Greater Albany Chapter, Treasurer, 2022-2024
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, 2023 Visionary of the Year Candidate (raising $40k in 10 weeks)
• Historic Albany Foundation, Board of Directors, 2015 - 2021
• Saratoga PLAN, Board of Directors, 2016-2019
• New York State Bar Association, Energy & Environmental Law Section, 2013 - Present
Selected Honors
• Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America™: Infrastructure Law, 2024; Land Use and Zoning Law, 2022–2023
• Capital Region Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Tech Valley, Class of 2017
Selected Speaking Engagements
• WRISE Leadership Forum 2025, “Pivot to Purpose: Career Shift and Transitions into Renewables”
• New York Solar Energy Industries Association, “Legislative Roundtable - CLCPA vs. Home Rule”
• Saratoga Planning and Zoning Conference, “Unraveling the Use Variance and County Referrals”
Selected Publications & Media
• Association of Towns Talk of the Towns, “Solar Power Purchase Agreements: What Every Municipality Should Know Before Signing”
• NY Zoning Law and Practice Report, “Zoning Immunity: What’s That?”
• New York Planning Federation, “Exempting Local Governments From Zoning Regulations”
• American Bar Association, “Legal Strategies for Greening Local Government” Appendix