Category: GreenTech

GreenTech is increasingly becoming a question of decision infrastructure. In many sustainable innovation systems, value is no longer created only by a physical technology or one protected invention. It is created by the way data, models, interfaces, a ...

GreenTech is changing the logic of IP strategy. In many sustainable innovation systems, the decisive value is no longer located in one isolated invention. It emerges across several layers: hardware, process know-how, software, field data, consumables, ...

GreenTech is no longer a narrow category of environmental technology. It has become a broader field in which sustainable innovation, digital systems, industrial transformation, regulation, finance, collaboration and intellectual property increasingly ...

Green Tech is no longer only a field of “green inventions.” It is becoming one of the most important industrial transformation environments in Europe — and intellectual property is moving into the centre of that transformation. Batteries, recycling, h ...

A growing number of signals from the GreenTech market point to a structural mismatch. Companies are no longer developing isolated environmental technologies. They are building industrial transition systems: batteries linked to mobility, storage and re ...

GreenTech is no longer a separate innovation category for environmentally motivated technologies. It is becoming part of the infrastructure of industrial competition. Batteries, energy storage, clean mobility, hydrogen, recycling, digital energy syste ...

This post is based on a lecture delivered on April 23, 2026, as part of the Master of Intellectual Property Law and Management (MIPLM 2025/26) program. The session was part of Module 5 and focused on the concept of Design-Driven Innovation, following ...