"Green Energy" technologies embrace a diverse range of products, services, and processes that enable “clean” or alternative energy production and/or conservation, by providing superior long-term performance and efficiency.
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Solar
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Hydroelectric
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Wind
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Biofuel
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Biomass
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Fuel cells
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Geothermal
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Clean coal
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- Smart-grid software and sensors
- Energy efficient vehicles, appliances, and materials
- High-performance energy storage devices
- Recycling
- Water purification
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With nearly 250 IP attorneys, many with advanced educational, research, and real business background in related technologies, Foley & Lardner LLP is prepared to collaborate in managing and protecting the value of your technologies. Our IP Practice is recognized among top 10 for both counseling and litigation.
As part of our commitment to the value of your technologies, Foley has created an annual Cleantech Energy Patent Landscape Report, which identifies and ranks the specific cleantech technologies patented in the United States throughout the year in nine focal categories. The analysis provides contrasting activity levels between corporate entities and individuals, comparing venture capital funding for each category, and identifying the green technology areas where patentable white space may still exist.
Uniquely Qualified to Understand Complex Technologies
Foley attorneys, including members of our Electronics, Mechanical & Electromechanical Technologies, Chemical, Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical practices as well as our Nanotechnology and Energy Industry Teams have relevant educational, research, and commercial experience in the varied field of Green Energy:
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Agricultural biotechnology and chemistry
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Automotive
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Industrial chemical and biotechnology
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Synthetic biology
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Photovoltaics
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Geothermal dynamics
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Communications systems design
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Computer programming
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Nanotechnology
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Chemical engineering
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Physical and natural products chemistry
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Nuclear power, generation, and materials
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Material sciences
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Fuel cells
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Metallurgy
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Semiconductor design
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Wireless networking
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