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ARTICLE · 31 MARCH 2014

Acquiring And Transferring Energy Technology

The energy technology market is beginning to resemble other global technology markets in the way that technology and IP are invested, created, and traded.

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The energy technology market is beginning to resemble other global technology markets in the way that technology and IP are invested, created, valued and traded.

There are two key themes setting the current agenda. Transactions involving energy and oilfield technology are undergoing the same changes as other technology transactions, evidenced by international, market-driven acquisition and trading with new participants active in the market. Secondly, there is increasingly a deconstruction of the traditional product and service components from the IP and technology components in the value chain.

Jeff Dodd said: "The oil and gas service sector has traditionally been heavily invested in technology and innovation that was distributed embodied in tangible products, principally equipment, or in connection with services. We are now seeing a deconstruction of product and service components from IP and technology components. At the same time, oil and gas is becoming like

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