FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The Navajo Power Energy Roundtable is scheduled April 22-23 and it is a free virtual event hosted by Navajo Power. The event is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (DST) on April 22 and from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. (DST) on April 23. The roundtable brings together leaders, experts and representatives … Read more Navajo Power Energy Roundtable Brings Renewable Energy Experts Together for Free Webinar Scheduled April 22-23

January 1, 2021 WASHINGTON, D.C., January 1, 2021 – Today, the National Inter-Tribal Energy Council (NITEC)launched as the official trade organization committed to protecting the energy interests of tribalnations, tribal leaders and their partnerships. Founded by a group of tribal energy business anddevelopment veterans who lead the tribal energy industry today, including Tosidoh, LLC, and … Read more National Inter-Tribal Energy Council Launches as the Official Trade Association Committed to Tribal Energy Business and Development

December 18, 2020 Navajo Nation, Arizona — The UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability presented the 2020 Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award to Clara Pratte, a member of the Navajo Nation.  Clara is the Co-Founder and President of Navajo Power, a public-benefit corporation that develops utility scale clean energy infrastructure projects in partnership with … Read more Clara Pratte Wins 2020 Pritzker Award

By Paul Hirt and Clara Pratte (opinion contributors) An unprecedented energy transition is transforming the U.S. Our electric grid is rapidly shifting away from fossil fuels toward sustainable power sources. The reason is simple: renewable energy is now one of the cheapest sources of electricity in most markets worldwide. In contrast, coal is now among … Read more A Fair and Responsible Transition to Clean Energy

Monday, June 29th Navajo Nation, Arizona — Navajo Power, Public Benefit Corporation, and Zero Mass Water, a Arizona-based manufacturer of SOURCE hydropanel technology, have given and installed an initial 15 rapid access clean water systems to Navajo Households. Funded through a grant provided by the Unreasonable Group and Barclays Bank, this initial demonstration project highlights … Read more Navajo Power and Zero Mass Water Give 15 Rapid Access Clean Water Systems to Navajo Households

CHRIS DESCHENE // OPINION CONTRIBUTOR // MAY 23, 2020 The world is changing right before our eyes. I will be 49 this summer, about the same age as our remote community of LeChee, Navajo Nation near Page, Arizona. And, for all these years, I can tell you that Page has flourished while LeChee has languished for nearly … Read more With the Navajo Generating Station Gone, We Need Help Luring Investment to Our Land

Thursday, May 7th Navajo Nation, Arizona — Navajo Power, Public Benefit Corporation, has secured a $4.5M seed financing round, and also cemented a partnership with sPower to co-develop some of its assets on the Navajo Nation. Navajo Power is a native majority owned clean energy developer whose mission is to maximize economic benefits and job … Read more Navajo Power Secures $4.5 Million Financing, Partners With sPower

Solar heavyweight sPower and local startup Navajo Power are chasing a 200-megawatt deal with Arizona utility Salt River Project, but that’s just the beginning. JULIAN SPECTOR II May 06, 2020 For decades, the massive coal-fired Navajo Generating Station powered the great cities of the desert southwest: Los Angeles, Phoenix, Las Vegas. Yet the Navajo Nation … Read more Developer sPower Teams Up With Navajo Power to Replace Coal Plant With Solar

April 28 II BRETT ISAAC, CHRIS DESCHENE, CLARA PRATTE, DAN ROSEN, AND KEVIN DE LEON Amid trying times and economic hardship like we are currently facing, it’s often difficult to find a silver lining, but it’s worth noting that bold projects that drive meaningful change have often sprung out of turmoil and crises. Take Hoover … Read more Rebuilding the West Through Bold Investment in Clean Energy