US puts green tech patent applications on the fast track

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Pilot scheme promises to give 3,000 green technology patent applications high priority, slashing potential time to market

The federal government wants to help companies bring green technologies to market quickly with a new pilot program designed to put green technology patent applications on a fast track. The US Commerce...

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