Sharp Review.

Sharp corporation is listed on the FTSE4Good Global Index and was founded back in 1912 and focuses on renewable energy and recycled materials in the manufacturing processes at Sharp's Kameyama I and II plants in Japan. These plants use 100% recycled waste water, a cogeneration energy system and solar power generation. With a new 'super-green' factory planned for 2010 and the production of more efficient thin-film photovoltaic products, Sharp is investing in cleaner and sustainable power generation for a low carbon future. Ecoflower To date, Sharp is still the world's only LCD TV producer to be awarded the EU Commission Eco-label. Rooted deeply in its Japanese ethical approach, Sharp is committed to being a responsible consumer electronics manufacturer and they are continually investing in technology to help reduce carbon emissions and increase the energy efficiency of their products. Today, Sharp makes over 40% of all LCD TVs sold in Japan, which is further proof of its cutting edge technology and class leading designs, and continues to win awards for its Full HD line up. They also employ over 56,800 staff and operate in 30 countries.