The International Energy Agency has called for strong innovation support for the hydrogen sector to ensure critical hydrogen technologies reach commercialisation soon, and a bottleneck in global decarbonisation is avoided.
The EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal yesterday released its full written decision on G1/21. This case discusses whether oral proceedings can be held by video conference without the consent of all parties.
Chambers and Partners, one of the leading legal directories that identifies and ranks the most outstanding law firms and lawyers in over 80 jurisdictions throughout the world, has published its 2022 guide.
Ahead of COP 26, the European Patent Office have released a report looking into the global patenting trends in technologies related to plastics recycling and alternative plastics.
Last week the UK government announced its plans to develop two multibillion-pound carbon capture projects at sites in the north of England.
This meeting marked the start of the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities, which entered into force on the date of this meeting.