Ryan Kennedy is an Editor at pv magazine. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and energy sustainability, alongside themes in sports and competitive sports. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Island Packet, USA TODAY, and The Kansas City Star.
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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.
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By: Ryan Kennedy
Median solar module assembly pricing in the United States held steady at $0.30 per watt as Chinese manufacturers divested U.S. manufacturing assets to clear Foreign Entity of Concern guidelines and domestic producers targeted South Korean imports with a new anti-circumvention petition, according to the latest pricing and market data from Anza.
The federal housing act seeks to expand access to housing at the same time as investment tax credits are reduced, leaving property owners seeking local and state incentives to support smart and creative solar solutions.
By: Ryan Kennedy
US developer Avantus has closed a $1.05 billion corporate credit facility to finance a 24 GW development pipeline that includes 44 GWh of battery energy storage across California and the Desert Southwest.
By: Ryan Kennedy
Origis Energy has brought 500 MW of new solar capacity online at its Rockhound Solar complex in Ector County, Texas, pushing the site's total operational footprint to nearly 1 GW in pursuit of 2 GW by 2029.
By: Ryan Kennedy
Moving from subsidy-driven growth to grid independence, the residential solar industry is heading into a long-overdue market reset that prioritizes energy resilience and hardware performance over financial engineering, according to Energy Access Innovations CCO Nicole Tommasin.
By: Ryan Kennedy
A Reuters Events report highlights how multi-year transmission delays are forcing data center developers to deploy 56 GW of on-site generation while turning to Virtual Power Plants to unlock fast capacity.
By: Ryan Kennedy
Backed by $346.2 million in top-line revenue and positive free cash flow, the solar inverter maker delivered its sixth consecutive quarter of YoY margin growth.
By: Pilar Sanchez Molina, Ryan Kennedy
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has tightened security rules for grid-connected power electronics, preventing certification of new foreign-made solar inverter and battery storage equipment models that do not meet new national security requirements.
By: Ryan Kennedy
Lithium-ion technology company Electrovaya has launched the ElvaPulse 1500, a 7 MW containerized battery energy storage system engineered with a high C-rate to handle the rapid-discharge, high-surge power demands of AI data centers and mission-critical facilities.
By: Ryan Kennedy
A $4.4 million municipal project in Cadillac, Michigan highlights the growing momentum of Schneider Electric's Accelerating Resilient Infrastructure Initiative, which now exceeds 40 ecosystem partners nationwide, and demonstrates how cities can rapidly deploy resilient energy systems through Energy-as-a-Service and financial collaboration.
