US Patent & Trademark Office Expedites Green Technology Applications
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The Daily Energy Report for Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 features stories about falling crude oil prices, funding made available by the Department of Energy for innovation in clean tech sector, US Patent And Trademark Office expedites green technology applications, and AT&T partners with smart grid company.
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