Ryan Kennedy

Toronto

Editor-in-Chief at The Hockey News

Editor in Chief of The Hockey News. Cult classic, not best-seller. Opinions my own. He/him

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Articles

US solar group urges trade panel to avert duty-free import surge

1 week ago | pv-magazine-india.com | Ryan Kennedy

From pv magazine USAThe American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee sent a letter to the US International Trade Commission urging the agency to make a final determination on anti-dumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) tariffs by June 2 to ensure tariffs are in effect before a window of duty-free imports opens. The letter warned that “significant quantities” of solar cells and modules are “being held in bonded warehouses or otherwise prepared to enter the United States” duty-free.
What If Brendan Shanahan Joined A Potential NHL Expansion Franchise?

1 week ago | thehockeynews.com | Ryan Kennedy
What If Brendan Shanahan Joined A Potential NHL Expansion Franchise?

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Ryan Kennedy

Brendan Shanahan is a free agent. But where will he go next? The former president of the Toronto Maple Leafs brings a wealth of experience, a Hall of Fame ring as a player and a marquee name with him. Simply put, he could probably choose a number of NHL destinations right now. But what about a franchise that doesn't exist yet? NHL expansion seems like a sure thing in the future and one of the leading candidates is Houston.
Three Potential Free-Agency Landing Spots For Mitch Marner

1 week ago | thehockeynews.com | Ryan Kennedy
Three Potential Free-Agency Landing Spots For Mitch Marner

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Ryan Kennedy

In the wake of Toronto's second-round playoff loss to Florida, Mitch Marner's name has been all over the headlines. The gifted right winger is slated to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1 and will undoubtedly command even more than the $10.9 million per year he was making on his expiring deal. The possibility that Marner re-signs in Toronto is very real, but where could he land if he chooses to go elsewhere? AdvertisementHere are three potential landing spots.
Three Potential Free-Agency Landing Spots For Mitch Marner

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Ryan Kennedy

In the wake of Toronto's second-round playoffloss to Florida, Mitch Marner's name has been all over the headlines. Thegifted right winger is slated to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1and will undoubtedly command even more than the $10.9 million per year he wasmaking on his expiring deal. The possibility that Marner re-signs in Toronto is veryreal, but where could he land if he chooses to go elsewhere? Here are threepotential landing spots.
Three Candidates To Be Surprising Top Five Picks

3 weeks ago | thehockeynews.com | Ryan Kennedy
Instant Review Of New Name, Logos And Jerseys

1 month ago | thehockeynews.com | Ryan Kennedy
Utah Mammoth Is Here: Instant Review Of New Name, Logos And Jerseys

1 month ago | sacbee.com | Ryan Kennedy

The Utah Mammoth have arrived. The NHL's newest branding dropped today, with Utah getting its official name after playing its first season in Salt Lake City. The color scheme of 'rock' black and 'mountain' blue remains, but now, the team can play with a mascot on the front of their jerseys. It's a pretty solid logo that won out in the end. 'Mammoth' is a cool name, and the mountain aspect of the mascot's crown obviously reflects Utah's famous geography - specifically the Wasatch mountain range.
Strategies for de-risking early-stage renewable energy projects

1 month ago | pv-magazine-india.com | Ryan Kennedy

From pv magazine USAOver 70% to 90% of early-stage renewable energy projects fail to reach construction, said a whitepaper from Paces, a platform for renewable energy project development and de-risking. Early-stage clean energy development is “inherently risky,” the report noted.