Today's Power, Inc.

01/29/2025

TPI is a proud member of the American Solar Grazing Association.

Did you know that solar grazing can help restore
and improve the soil health for future land use?

For more information on solar grazing you can visit: https://solargrazing.org/

01/24/2025

Pile-driving is nearly complete at the City of Clarksville site—80% done and counting. Stay tuned for more updates as we reach the next milestones!

01/22/2025

Congratulations to Michael Ahern, our CFO at Today's Power, Inc., for being recognized as one of Arkansas Money & Politics' “Arkansas Influencers” for 2025!

Arkansas Money & Politics is proud to unveil its list of “Arkansas Influencers” for 2025, those who inspire all to reach higher,

01/20/2025

Today, we honor vision and commitment to a world of equality and peace.

01/15/2025

We’re proud to build strong relationships with companies like RP Construction Services that share our vision for energy solutions!

01/13/2025

In just two short months we will be at NRECA ! We can't wait to see everyone stop by our booth #2835.

Drop a ☀️in the comments below if you will be attending this year!

01/08/2025

Today's Power, Inc. proudly honors Mr. Rodney Chapman upon his retirement from our Board of Directors. Since 2017, his unwavering dedication and leadership have left an enduring legacy. Thank you, Rodney, for your contributions!

01/03/2025

Kicking off the year with a milestone—100MW of solar installed to date and counting!

01/01/2025

Happy New Year from Today’s Power! 🎉 Wishing you a year filled with growth, success, and brighter days ahead. Let’s make 2025 amazing!

12/16/2024

TPI is in the Christmas spirit! Our door decorating contest and Christmas party was so much fun, we’re already planning our dirty Santa gifts for next year. 🎄🎅🏻

12/11/2024

In December, many of the animals living in solar arrays are preparing for onset of winter. One of the only mammals in our region that hibernates is the Woodchuck, also known as a Ground Hog. This Woodchuck has spent the fall fattening up on plants within a Today’s Power solar array managed for native vegetation in Northwest Arkansas and will soon head underground for the winter. It was photographed on a wildlife camera as part of a DOE-funded study on wildlife in solar arrays being conducted by the University of Arkansas.
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12/02/2024

As we approach the end of the year, we're reflecting on the incredible partnerships that have powered our journey. A special thank you to RP Construction Services for being a trusted ally in building a brighter future! 💡🌟