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And, you know, i tell you what, andreas goldthau, university of erfurt in germany, says that most patents for low carbon technologies are held in the global north. he says there'll be little change in global inequality if the countries of the global south simply buy solar panels. "fair technology transfer is above all about sharing "knowledge and technologies," but we don't see an awful lot of that. you've got a lot of specialised knowledge in germany on hydrogen power, but it's like, "we'll sell you the solar panels, "but we don't necessarily want you to learn how to make them "yourself becau...