Sharp Cutters In 2012, Sharp Cutters installed a 22 kWp system at its manufacturing site in Bradford to turn solar power into laser power; a move that’s allowed them to produce cutting tools at one of the lowest ‘CO2 per metre’ costs in Britain. The decision to choose renewable energy came after the company upgraded their 2 kW CO2 laser cutter to a new 2.5 kW version. For laser cutters to be accurate, they must be maintained at 20°C at all times. So with the current 100 amp supply already under pressure, especially during summer months when the chiller works extra hard in the heat and main fuses often blow, it was decided that a solar solution was needed. After researching solar panels online, Sharp Cutters approached several installation ?rms, including EvoEnergy, while at the sam

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