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• IP & Climate Change: Crosslicensing, Patent Pools and Cooperative Standards

  

  It has become increasingly accepted that adoption and diffusion of technologies in developing countries crucially depends on creating a suitable enabling environment. Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) play a key role in determining the channels and terms of such technology transfer.

  This paper takes a fact-based approach by exploring how in practice industries have dealt with IPRs.

• Interesting Read: The Handbook of Europand Intellectual Property Management

  

  CambridgeIP contributed a chapter titled 'From IP Assets to IP Revenues' to 'The Handbook of European Intellectual Property Management: Developing , managing and protecting your company's intellectual property'; Edited by Adam Jolly and Jeremy Pilpott

• A VC-backed Technology Company

  

  A VC-backed client working in the defence industry requested an IP Landscape report. The company's management already had a sound understanding of their patent landscape.
  Read more about how Cambridge IP helped them »

• The Importance of IP

  

  The article discusses the integral role of IP within the renewable energy sector. Highlighting the increasing role of IP and its potential market influence within the renewable energy space. Delving into discussions of different strategies, such as IP Partnership or R&D Development, that could have an increasing influence on emerging policy and corporate business plans.

• Challenges & Opportunities in Licensing Renewable Technologies

  

  The article describes a new initiative dedicated to the licensing of renewables, framed within a discussion of the current issues and challenges of establishing and licensing renewable technologies.

• Who Owns Our Low-Carbon Future?

  

  Chatham House and Cambridge IP have undertaken an extensive analysis of patent ownership and the market adoption rates of six energy technologies: wind, solar photovoltaic (PV), concentrated solar power, biomass-to electricity, cleaner coal and carbon capture. Based on a 57,000 patent dataset, the report identifies the leading 20 patent-holding companies for each technology, and specific trends in over 30 sub-sectors.

• The Bulgarian Innovation System in a Time of Global Economic Crisis

  

  CambridgeIP was a contributor to the annual report Innovation.BG 2009, the leading innovation review for Bulgaria's economy, published by ARC Fund. CambridgeIP's analysis helped identify the historical IP outputs of Bulgaria and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.