Who Owns Our Low Carbon Future?: Intellectual Property and Energy Technologies

Bernice Lee · Ilian Iliev · Felix Preston

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Ensuring access to climate-friendly technologies at affordable prices is a critical issue for international public policy - one that cuts across economic, legal, security, and geopolitical concerns. This report examines two issues: patent ownership of climate friendly technologies, and the rate of technology diffusion.

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