Sharp calls its environmentally conscious products Green Products. In 1998, it formulated the Green Product Guidelines, which define development and design guidelines in line with seven concepts. The guidelines are used at all design and production sites in Japan and overseas.
Data for Super Green Products in fiscal 2004 is for the 2nd half of the year only.
Last year's version is available here
(unit : no. of model type)
| International Energy Star Program*1 |
| LCD TVs |
Audio |
Facsimiles |
Copier/printers |
Air conditioners |
| 51 |
4 |
13 |
54 |
7 |
| Eco Mark*2 |
PC Green Label*2 |
| Copier/printers |
Calculators |
Power conditioner for photovoltaic modules |
PCs |
| 5 |
15 |
6 |
16 |
| GEEA Label*3 |
EU Eco Label*3 |
Nordic Swan Label*4 |
Canada Environmental Choice Program |
| LCD TVs |
Audio |
LCD TVs |
Copier/printers |
Copier/printers |
| 21 |
36 |
5 |
12 |
4 |
| Hong Kong Energy-Saving Label |
Thai Green Label |
Taiwan Green Label |
| Copier/printers |
Air conditioners |
Copier/printers |
| 5 |
7 |
16 |
*1 Target countries : Japan, United States, EU nations, etc.
All copier/printer models, and most LCD TV and air conditioner models, meet Energy Star requirements. As well, over 80% of copier/printer models are at least 30% more energy efficient than the Energy Star baseline. As for LCD TVs, over 60% of models are at least 30% more energy efficient than the Energy Star baseline, and one-quarter of models are at least 50% more energy efficient.
*2 Target countries : Japan
*3 Target countries : EU nations
*4 Target countries : Sweden, Finland, Norway, Iceland, Denmark