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Fuelling IP: Sunny Spells For Solar Power Inventions
As solar power patent filings surge globally, driven by next-generation technologies and shifting manufacturing centres, innovators face critical decisions about where and how to protect their intellectual property. With China now accounting for over half of all new international solar patent families and emerging markets rapidly expanding their solar infrastructure, understanding the evolving patent landscape has never been more crucial for securing competitive advantage in the renewable energy sector.
United Kingdom Energy
HL
HGF Ltd
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ESG Circular - Issue 4 - Navigating Transition In A Changing World: Energy Security, Defence And Digital Innovation - June 2026
Britain's electricity system faces structural vulnerabilities from fossil fuel price shocks, prompting government intervention in legacy subsidy arrangements that may impact long-term private investment in decarbonisation. As energy security, defence investment, and AI-driven digital transformation reshape the sustainability landscape, businesses must navigate complex regulatory changes while reconciling transition plans with evolving ESG frameworks and financing challenges.
United Kingdom Environment
TS
Travers Smith LLP
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Government Announces Increase To Electricity Generator Levy In Package Of Measures To Break The Link Between Gas And Electricity Prices
The UK government has announced a significant policy shift aimed at reducing the influence of volatile gas prices on electricity costs. Through a combination of an increased Electricity Generator Levy and a new voluntary Wholesale Contract for Difference scheme, the government seeks to provide consumers with more stable energy prices while maintaining the existing wholesale market structure.
United Kingdom Energy
KL
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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