Clean-tech - Patent & Trade Mark Attorneys
In recent years there has been unprecedented investment in a wide range of 'green' technologies and our dedicated clean tech group has engaged with this sector to fully understand technology relating to bio-fuels, solar cells, water treatment, wind turbines, micro-generation, charge and grid-tie control systems, battery technology, bio-degradable or compostable materials and green solvents.
In a sector that demands constant innovation, the group has grown to include specialists with high degrees of technical expertise in their individual areas to handle hybrid technologies effectively, without duplicating costs. We have developed particular expertise in alternative power generation, including photovoltaics, solar thermal energy, tidal wave and wind power generation, renewable energy generation, power cell technology and energy distribution technology.
We are experienced in assisting companies to procure grants from UK, EU and other sources and we are proud to advise the Environmental Investment Network which unites technology companies with investors and has UK government support.
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This Saturday 20th July 2019 marks 50 years since Neil Armstrong first stepped on the moon, and inspired millions around the world to enter careers in science and engineering. In the intervening years... Read more...
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Mathys & Squire featured in FT report of 'Europe's Leading Patent Law Firms 2019'
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Will the revised EPO rules improve efficiency?
In this article for Managing Intellectual Property, Mathys & Squire Associate Alex Robinson provides expert commentary on whether the revised rules of procedure at the EPO's Boards of Appeal are likel... Read more...