Judith, the Financial Director of Pizza Perfecto, was in full panic mode…

The factory’s operating costs were rising faster than their pizza dough on a hot day – and not in a good way:

1) Employer national insurance? Up.

2) Minimum wage? Up.

3) Electricity bill? A soul-crushing £30,000 a month.

4) Raising prices? Not an option. 

Their biggest customers – supermarkets – were squeezing prices lower than a mozzarella press.

At her weekly peer group meeting, Judith slumped in her chair, mourning the factory’s dwindling profit margins, when a fellow member leaned over and said, “Have you thought about solar panels for businesses?”

“Solar panels for businesses?” Judith scoffed. “I need serious savings, not a glorified sunroof.”

But then they introduced her to Darren, who had already helped their own business slash energy costs. 

Judith figured she had nothing to lose – except, of course, Pizza Perfecto itself.

Darren assessed their factory roof (which was massive) and designed a solar system that could cut their electricity bill by 70%. 

This meant £250,000 extra profit every year, adding up to £7.5 million over 25 years – without selling a single extra pizza.

And with energy prices rising by about 5% a year, those savings would only grow. 

Plus, the solar panels gave them serious green credentials, making Pizza Perfecto not just profitable but sustainable too.

For the first time in months, Judith breathed a sigh of relief. The factory’s future was saved by solar panels for businesses. And to celebrate?

…she ordered a pizza – one she could now afford to keep making.