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Boosting CRISPR-Cas as a solution to climate change and biodiversity conservation in the EU

Offsetting credit emission reductions from green innovations against carbon price instruments

Patent barrier to the access and diffusion of climate change resilient rice to farmers in Vietnam

Climate litigation as a tool to tackle global warming

Shell got bitten by the Paris Agreement on Climate Change

From acclimate to “hack-climate”

Patent, Litigation & Policy Trends In Climate Change in South-East Asia

The new EU Green deal: greening IP rights

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Introducing CLipMATE to the Intellectual Property Office of Cambodia

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Shell got bitten by the Paris Agreement on Climate Change

Fabrice Mattei, Principal Rouse The Paris Agreement has been criticized for not imposing legally binding greenhouse gas emissions targets on countries, but that needn’t mean it’s toothless as the Hague District Court has demonstrated in the climate lawsuit opposing Milieudefensie et al vs. Royal Dutch Shell Plc. On May 26, 2021, in a groundbreaking judgement, the Hague District Court has ordered Royal Dutch Shell Plc (''RDS'') to reduce the Shell group's (RDS and the other Sh

Geothermal energy – Patent portfolio management feeling the heat?

The mismatch between patent coverage and the use of technology. It is a popular approach to file patents in a few key countries around the globe, normally this will include the US, Germany, China, South Korea and Japan. One of the ideas behind the approach is that it will sufficiently deter infringement as a right to exclusivity is held within key markets. It therefore reduces accessible manufacturing capabilities and profitability for anyone wanting to use the patented techn

Driving climate-friendly innovation through the patent system

A proposal to encourage growth. This debate article proposes revision of the current patent system to provide increased green incentives for inventors and businesses. The aim of this initiative is to drive and accelerate climate-friendly innovation and growth. More and more people have come to regard climate change as the great challange of our time - which is a positive. Is is, however, easy to become pessimistic at the lack of progress being made. Many nations are having s

IP AND CLIMATE CHANGE

Climate change is no longer a buzz word, it's a worldwide and daily reality we cannot ignore.

As one of the first firms to practice IP with Climate Change, Rouse is at the forefront of this emerging area.

Fabrice Mattei heads the firm's Climate Change practice. We have expertise in areas of carbon market and footprint, regulatory proceedings, grid interconnections, emissions trading schemes, renewable energy, energy efficiency and technology transfers to adapt or mitigate to climate change.

We have participated and spoken to all UNFCCC's COPs on Climate Change since the COP 21 during which the Paris Agreement (PA) on Climate Change was adopted.

We help our clients navigate the evolving world of Climate Change regulation and unlock opportunities in a fast increasingly carbon-constrained economy. Regulations on global warming are quickly reshaping the business and IP landscape.

The long-awaited Rule Book of the PA will soon bring the agreement to further steps and may well mean additional significant compliance obligations on companies. We combine IP and Climate Change in developing and implementing branding and technology strategies for our clients around the world.

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