Who We Are
A Vision for the Future
Imagine a future where Tribal Nations lead the way in renewable energy development, harnessing their resources to create lasting economic and environmental benefits. The potential for renewable energy on Tribal lands is immense, offering a unique opportunity to foster economic prosperity, energy independence, and a sustainable future for Indigenous communities.
At Navajo Power, we work alongside you to make this vision a reality. We’re not just developers—we’re your partners in building a brighter, more equitable future. By respecting Indigenous sovereignty, understanding cultural priorities, and delivering lasting economic benefits, we’re creating meaningful, sustainable change.
Let’s work together to unlock the full potential of renewable energy in the Tribal Nations!
About Us
As a Public Benefit Corporation founded by Indigenous entrepreneurs, we bring deep technical expertise in renewable energy development and a cultural understanding that comes from years of working closely with Tribal Nations. Whether you’re an investor, stakeholder, or a tribal member, you deserve a partner who truly understands your goals and challenges. We’ll work with you to co-create projects that generate clean energy, drive economic growth, and honor the self-determination of tribal communities for generations to come.
Meet Our Team
The Navajo Power Team consists of Native business and economic development leaders, as well as experienced solar energy development and finance experts. Our team of experts have been involved in the development of 1 GW of solar energy projects and the financing of over $4 billion of solar and transmission infrastructure. The company has over 2 GW of solar and energy storage in development on Navajo land, as well as projects in development with Tribes across the United States.
Our Executive Team
Our Staff
Brett Isaac
Chief Executive Officer
Brett Isaac is a member of the Navajo Nation and has worked with local chapters in the Nation on community development initiatives. Brett is the former CEO of Shonto Energy, which deployed over 200 solar systems on the Navajo Nation. Brett is Chief Executive Officer of Navajo Power.
Adelita Barrett
Sr. Director, Development & Project Finance
Adelita Barrett financed 300+ MW of solar & storage projects with Cypress Creek Renewables’ project finance team. Formerly, she tracked climate change financing with the World Bank. She consults for clean energy companies with an ethical community focus through her consulting company, Bright Future Consulting. Adelita is Senior Director of Project Development at Navajo Power.
Clara Pratte
Executive Chair
Clara Pratte is a member of the Navajo Nation. Clara served as Chief of Staff for the Navajo Nation, led tribal consultation for the U.S. Small Business Administration, and led the Navajo Nation tribal government federal affairs office in Washington DC. Clara is Executive Chair of Navajo Power.
Ceceilia Tso
Community & Workforce Development Liaison
Ceceilia Tso is a Navajo tribal member. She taught leadership in China and worked on economic development with the South Korea government. At the University of Utah, she founded AITEC, an American Indian Teacher Collaboration. She is currently working on an Education Doctoral in Indigenous leadership. Her company Sage Strategies, LLC teaches Indigenous leadership and professional advancement through workforce development. Ceceilia is Director of Community Engagement and Workforce Development at Navajo Power.
Josh Finn
President & Chief Commercial Officer
Josh Finn has held positions in solar structured finance, project development and consulting at Black & Veatch, the World Bank, and SunPower. Josh is President & Chief Commercial Officer of Navajo Power.
Merci Andrews
Director of Marketing & Impact Initiatives
Merci Andrews brings expertise in branding, social impact, and energy equity. She has led community engagement on 133 MW of distributed energy resources (DER) and has experience as a Staff Representative on the Presidential Export Council. She continues to lead creative strategy and marketing initiatives that promote energy equity and community-driven development. Merci is Director of Marketing for Navajo Power.
Michael Cox
Chief Operating Office
Michael Cox’s organizing work helped catalyze the US Government’s support of impact investing and the University of California’s commitment to sustainable practices. He’s held positions at Calvert Impact / Calvert Special Equities, Impact Hub and Timeflux to support entrepreneurs and investors. Michael is Chief Operating Officer of Navajo Power.
In Loving Memory of
Nonabah Lane
Prior to joining Navajo Power, Nonabah co-founded Navajo Ethno-Agriculture, a farm that teaches Navajo culture through traditional farming and bilingual education. Nonabah also launched a campaign to partner with local Navajo schools and tribal colleges to create their own water testing capabilities and translate the data into information for local farmers.