Hannah E. Zapfe

In the energy sector, Hannah has represented project developers and equipment suppliers with respect to purchase and supply agreements, engineering, procurement and construction agreements, power purchase and other off-take agreements, as well as operation and maintenance agreements, mergers and acquisitions agreements and related corporate documents. She has also advised borrowers and sponsors in connection with secured and back-levered project financings of renewable energy projects and portfolios, including with respect to credit agreements, security documents and other financing documents.

While in law school, Hannah was a staff member of the Catholic University Law Review. She served as a Certified Student Attorney at the Columbus Community Legal Services, working with the Advocacy for the Elderly Clinic. Hannah also worked as a judicial intern for the Honorable Andrea Leahy at the Maryland Court of Special Appeals, as well as a legal intern at the New Orleans Public Defenders Office. Throughout her final year of school, she worked as a law clerk for Squire Patton Boggs as part of the Energy & Natural Resources Practice.