In this world of increasingly limited natural resources, the conservation of non-renewable energy sources an economic and political priority. Given this, a great number of people and companies worldwide are engaged in the pursuit of creating and identifying more and better ways of conserving what is left of our natural resources. If you are one of the many engaged in this pursuit, it becomes important to acknowledge the creation of innovative systems or techniques for conserving energy.  While this is true in general, it is especially true with respect to your own innovations.  After all, securing your intellectual property is often an important part of securing funding and/or approval to commercialize an innovation, and without commercialization, an innovation that could have changed the face of energy may instead languish in a laboratory. This is where technical IP counsel like Phillip Pippenger comes into play.  Whoever you choose as counsel, check that they are technologically savvy; only counsel with a deep understanding of technology and especially the technology of energy conservation, will effectively protect your rights and assets in this area.

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