Jennah Denney

The Woman in Charge: Jennah Denney   Jennah Denney has been working in the electric vehicle (EV) industry for only six years, but you might as well call her a veteran. As the EV Infrastructure Program Manager for Todays Power,…

2022 Arkansas Money & Politics Future 50   Arkansas Money & Politics is proud to showcase its Future 50 for 2022. The Future 50 represents those Arkansans — business, political, cultural leaders — recognized by AMP readers as poised to…

Jennah Denney EV Infrastructure Program Manager, Today’s Power, Inc.   Jennah Denney was named EV Charging Infrastructure program manager for North Little Rock solar company Today’s Power, Inc. in 2022. Denney was promoted from the company’s manager of marketing and…

Economic Development 2022: A Q&A with Jennah Denney, EV Charging Infrastructure Program Manager, Today’s Power What kind of impact has the renewable industry had on Arkansas’ economy? In the six years that I’ve had the opportunity to work in renewable…

North Little Rock solar company Today’s Power Inc. has named Jennah Denney as its new EV Charging Infrastructure Program Manager. Denney has been promoted from the company’s Manager of Marketing & Public Relations, a position she had held since Sep.…

Two Today’s Power Inc. executives will be joining the Arkansas Advanced Energy Association (AAEA) board. Today’s Power board chairman Mark Cayce and TPI vice president of engineering Justin McCann have been elected to the board. In addition, TPI marketing and…

Pulaski County is headed down the solar route with the development of two new solar energy projects. County Judge Barry Hyde flipped the switch on a 756-panel, 250 kilowatt solar array, located near the Pulaski County Detention Center, on Tuesday,…

Arkansan native Jenna Denney with Today’s Power, Inc. was recently recognized on the “Women in Industry” list by The Communications Group. Denney is the marketing and public relations coordinator for the renewable energy company.  In her role, Denney is responsible…

Today’s Power, Inc. (TPI), a solar energy company based in Little Rock, is moving its headquarters to North Little Rock. According to company representatives, the move was motivated by TPI’s growth. “We are moving because we outgrew our current operations,”…

C & L Electric Cooperative is flipping the switch on its new 1 megawatt solar array today. On Tuesday, May 12, the Star City-headquartered cooperative will be activating the solar array, a the single-axis tracking array with more than 3,800…