It’s a gig that the Good Energy employee “won’t forget in a long time” – and not just because of the weather. A prominent seafront building (pictured above), the pyramid-shaped aquarium was something of an engineering puzzle for Andrews and his colleagues. Within four years the panels at both sites will have paid for themselves through energy cost savings. “It’s a no-brainer,” says Carl Hogg, managing director at Good Energy Services, the installation arm of Good Energy. Like the Sea Life Scarborough installation, the array on St Mary’s church was also an engineering puzzle, albeit for different reasons.