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Core Viewpoint - The document outlines the importance of strengthening intellectual property (IP) protection in the photovoltaic (PV) industry to promote healthy development and innovation, with a target for significant improvements by 2027 [1][2]. Group 1: Overall Requirements - The strategy is guided by Xi Jinping's thoughts and aims to create a fair market environment while enhancing the role of IP in the modern PV industry [2]. - Emphasis on combining effective market mechanisms with proactive government involvement to foster a supportive IP environment [2]. - The goal is to enrich the IP reserve in the PV industry, cultivate high-value patents, and improve IP protection and utilization [2]. Group 2: Key Tasks - High-Quality Patent Layout: Encouragement for enterprises to increase R&D investments in advanced technologies like TOPCon and perovskite batteries, and to enhance patent strategies in critical areas [3]. - Patent Examination Efficiency: Establishment of a national-level IP protection center to provide efficient patent pre-examination services and streamline the patent application process [3]. - IP Risk Monitoring: Development of a comprehensive risk monitoring mechanism for IP infringement across the entire PV supply chain [4]. - Efficient Dispute Resolution: Creation of specialized mechanisms for handling patent disputes in regions with concentrated PV industries [4]. - Collaborative IP Protection: Establishment of information-sharing mechanisms among various regulatory bodies to combat intentional and repeated IP infringements [5]. - Regulation in Bidding Processes: Encouragement for state-owned enterprises to ensure compliance with IP laws in procurement processes [5]. - Diverse Dispute Resolution: Promotion of mediation and arbitration for resolving IP disputes within the PV sector [6]. - Efficient IP Utilization: Facilitation of patent commercialization through collaboration with universities and research institutions [6]. - Overseas IP Risk Management: Establishment of mechanisms to assist PV companies in managing IP risks abroad [6]. - Enhancing IP Capabilities: Guidance for PV companies to develop compliance management systems for IP [7]. - Brand Protection: Support for PV companies in enhancing brand management and protecting trademarks [7]. Group 3: Work Assurance - Coordination between IP management and industrial departments to ensure effective communication and support for the PV sector [8]. - Exploration of collaborative models between central and local governments to enhance public service platforms for the PV industry [8]. - Promotion of awareness and education regarding IP protection within the PV sector to foster a culture of respect for innovation [8].