Ryan Kennedy is a Senior Writer with a focus on national issues in the United States. He writes for various publications including pv magazine Global, The Sacramento Bee, The Olympian, pv magazine USA, The Herald, and Bradenton Herald. Ryan's work covers a wide range of topics including solar energy, sports, and current events.
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Ryan Kennedy's coverage focuses on energy, particularly solar energy and related policies. He also covers sports, with a focus on the World Junior Championship and specifically NHL Draft events.
Given his emphasis on press releases and data citations in energy-related topics, he may be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive access to industry data or insights into policy changes affecting the solar energy sector. Additionally, given his coverage of sports events such as the World Junior Championship and NHL Draft, relevant stories or expert commentary tied to these sporting events could be well received.
Considering Ryan's national focus on the United States, any outreach should align with this geographic scope when discussing developments in renewable energy policies or US-based sporting events.
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By: Ryan Kennedy
A pair of proposed bills aimed at improving grid reliability through installing distributed energy resources like rooftop solar is expected to save the electric bill payers $3 billion through 2050. pv magazine offers daily updates of the latest photovoltaics news. Stay informed. Join our newsletter.
Despite broad support for rooftop solar, the state’s Governor Newsom, the Public Utilities Commission, and the state’s investor-owned utilities are making it harder for homeowners, schools and farm…
The King Rebellion rearguard comes in at 6-foot-6 and 210 pounds – plus the 2025 NHL draft prospect can really skate.
Now that incentives from the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) are well understood, global manufacturers are announcing factories in the United States to constitute much of the solar supply chain. While some plans have been scrapped already, and more cancellations are expected, the broader trend is unprecedented growth.
By: Ryan Kennedy
A change of Presidential administration could threaten billions of dollars in investment and thousands of jobs in critical swing voting states, which host 48% of announced clean energy manufacturing investments. pv magazine offers daily updates of the latest photovoltaics news. Stay informed. Join our newsletter.
By: Ryan Kennedy
The U.S. manufacturer of sun-tracking solar mounts posted $1.35 billion in revenue for the first half of fiscal year 2025. pv magazine offers daily updates of the latest photovoltaics news. Stay informed. Join our newsletter.
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Canadian Premium Sand plans a 4 GW per year solar glass factory in the United States and 6 GW annually in Manitoba, Canada. pv magazine offers daily updates of the latest photovoltaics news. Stay informed. Join our newsletter.
Mary Powell, chief executive officer of major U.S. residential solar installer Sunrun delivered a keynote address on the promise of distributed energy during pv magazine USA week this October.
Canadian Premium Sand (CPS) plans to open a 4 GW solar glass factory in the United States, in addition to 6 GW of annual production in Manitoba, Canada.
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