P2 Solar, operating through its wholly owned subsidiary Futricity Solar, installs residential and commercial rooftop and ground-mount solar systems in British Columbia, Canada. Customers — primarily homeowners and small businesses — install solar systems to generate their own electricity and reduce utility bills. P2 Solar does not manufacture components; it acts as an installer and project manager, procuring solar panels, inverters, and batteries from third-party manufacturers and subcontracting installation labor. This asset-light model means P2 Solar has no full-time employees. Revenue is earned on a project-by-project basis, driven by the number of installations completed and the size of each system. The business is early-stage. P2 Solar sells directly to customers primarily through referrals, and also markets to builders and contractors through educational seminars. Demand is supported by Canadian federal and provincial incentives, including investment tax credits and the Canada Greener Homes Grant, which offers homeowners up to $40,000 CAD in interest-free loans for green retrofits. The business has a seasonal dimension, as cold Canadian winters slow installation activity. P2 Solar plans to expand into other Canadian provinces and potentially certain U.S. states, which will require obtaining electrical contractor licenses in each new jurisdiction. The company is also in early-stage negotiations to import proprietary solar panels from an Indian manufacturer, which would represent its first branded product.