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Clara Pratte

Democratic · AZ

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Clara Pratte founded Strongbow Strategies and is executive chair of Navajo Power. A former member of the President’s National Infrastructure Advisory Council, she supports lower utility bills and renewable energy access.

Where Clara Pratte stands, based on their records

Supports

Environment and Public Health (1 record), Public Infrastructure (5 records)

Track record

Track record — Environment and Public Health

Environment and Public Health · 1 support
  • On 2023-07-27, Clara Pratte published an opinion piece urging Navajo leaders to consider renewable energy and hydrogen development while protecting community interests.

    July 27, 2023Supports Environment and Public Health

    Source: navajotimes.com

Track record — Public Infrastructure

Public Infrastructure · 5 support
  • By 2026-01-12, a Navajo Nation committee had approved revised lease terms for a 750-megawatt solar and battery project by a Navajo Power subsidiary; company executive chair Clara Pratte attended the committee meeting.

    January 12, 2026Supports Public Infrastructure

    Source: navajo-nsn.gov

  • On 2024-11-27, Clara Pratte published an opinion piece advocating federal support for tribal electrification and citing a $5 million grant to Navajo Power Home.

    November 27, 2024Supports Public Infrastructure

    Source: navajotimes.com

  • On 2024-05-14, Clara Pratte told a New Mexico legislative committee that Navajo Power’s portfolio included 300 off-grid solar and storage systems on the Navajo Nation.

    May 14, 2024Supports Public Infrastructure

    Source: nmlegis.gov

  • By 2021-11-05, Clara Pratte and Navajo Power had launched Navajo Power Home, an off-grid solar service with maintenance for households on the Navajo Nation. Pratte also said the company had signed the final family land agreement needed for its Painted Desert solar proposal.

    November 5, 2021Supports Public Infrastructure

    Source: ioes.ucla.edu

  • On 2021-09-24, Navajo Power, which Clara Pratte co-founded, received a $3 million W.K. Kellogg Foundation grant for tribal solar development and electricity access.

    September 24, 2021Supports Public Infrastructure

    Source: wkkf.org

Track record — General

General · 8 records
  • On 2023-09-19, infrastructure adviser Clara Pratte asked a federal council to address alternative fuels in its electrification study and consider emergency telecommunications standards and differing community disaster risks.

    September 19, 2023

    Source: cisa.gov

  • On 2022-12-16, federal infrastructure adviser Clara Pratte proposed mandatory cybersecurity standards for commercial operators while raising concern that tribes lacked funding to meet similar requirements.

    December 16, 2022

    Source: cisa.gov

  • On 2020-12-16, UCLA presented Clara Pratte its Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award for her work with tribal communities and Navajo Power.

    December 16, 2020

    Source: newsroom.ucla.edu

  • On 2015-10-13, NOVA Corporation announced scholarships for Navajo students, and interim chief executive Clara Pratte described the company’s community-support program.

    October 13, 2015

    Source: expo.jspargo.com

  • On 2012-05-16, the Udall Foundation named Clara Pratte its Distinguished Alumnus, citing her leadership of the Navajo Nation Washington Office.

    May 16, 2012

    Source: udall.gov

  • On 2011-05-06, Clara Pratte signed a federal notice convening tribal consultations on new Small Business Administration 8(a) program rules.

    May 6, 2011

    Source: govinfo.gov

  • On 2009-10-26, SBA director Clara Pratte testified to an Alaska legislative committee about the federal 8(a) business-development program for Native-owned businesses.

    October 26, 2009

    Source: akleg.gov

  • On 2009-06-03, Clara Pratte, director of the Small Business Administration’s Office of Native American Affairs, testified before a U.S. House committee in support of the Udall Native American congressional internship program.

    June 3, 2009

    Source: naturalresources.house.gov

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