Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick
Green Technology and Intellectual Property Strategies
Pages
7
Time to read
12 mins
Publication
Language
English
Pages
7
Time to read
12 mins
Publication
Language
English
This article is a detailed report discussing the evolution of governmental policies regarding sustainable green technologies and their impact on intellectual property strategies in the United States from the Obama administration through the Biden administration. It outlines the significant investments made in clean energy sectors, including solar, wind, and electric vehicles, and highlights the contrasting approaches of the Obama and Trump administrations towards climate change and renewable energy. The Obama administration's focus on incentivizing clean energy development led to a surge in patent applications, while the Trump administration's deregulatory measures resulted in a decline in innovation and investment in the sector. The report also examines the Biden administration's efforts to reinstate support for sustainable technologies and its initiatives to enhance intellectual property strategies, including the launch of programs aimed at accelerating patent examinations for green innovations. The future of clean energy investment and intellectual property rights is also explored, emphasizing the importance of international collaboration and innovation.