Faegre & Benson clean technology attorneys are dedicated to representing companies and investors in the U.S., Europe and China that are creating novel and compelling products and services that will positively affect human quality of life in the next decade and for decades to come. Faegre & Benson has experience in virtually every segment of the clean technology market, including:

• Renewable energy, including biofuels, wind, solar and geothermal
• Smart grid/energy efficiency
• Air, water and waste
• Transportation
• Carbon capture
• Green building
• Sustainable and organic products

We handle the full range of legal needs of clean technology companies, including:

Corporate. Clean technology entrepreneurs and venture investors use our services because we provide practical, cost-effective advice based on deep business experience and a commitment to contributing to the bottom line.

Financing. Faegre & Benson clean technology attorneys have represented companies and investors who have raised more than $5 billion of equity and debt financing in the past ten years to fund technology development and facility construction of biofuels, wind, solar and environmental remediation projects worldwide.

Technology Strategies. Faegre & Benson attorneys spend the time necessary to understand our clients' go-to-market strategies, objectives and requirements. We structure, draft and negotiate all types of intellectual property agreements—always with an eye toward achieving business objectives while protecting our clients' innovations.

International. We manage complex cross-border matters and have built close relationships with experienced corporate lawyers in other countries where local counsel may be needed. Our team works collaboratively across borders to identify and avoid issues that may slow down or derail a transaction, and to assure that the deal is structured in order to achieve the client's business goals.

Litigation. Faegre & Benson litigators help clients resolve a wide variety of disputes, including matters surrounding commercial relations, natural resources, energy disputes, federal lands, environmental matters in state and federal courts, toxic tort, land use and construction.