Rachel Conrad is a corporate attorney whose practice is focused primarily on renewable energy project finance, as well as renewable energy project mergers and acquisitions. She regularly represents sponsors, lenders, and investors in complex project financings — including construction and term debt financings, back-leverage debt financings, partnership flips, and inverted leases. She is a member of the Finance Practice Group and Energy Sector within Foley & Lardner LLP.

Rachel has broad experience in the renewable energy space related to financing both small-scale and utility-scale projects, with the bulk of her experience relating to solar, energy storage, and wind projects. She also has experience assisting sponsors with early-stage project development, including drafting and negotiating engineering, procurement, and construction agreements, module supply agreements, and battery supply agreements. In addition to her renewables practice, she also advises clients on general corporate and business law, with an emphasis on early-stage financing through private equity and venture capital.

Rachel was a summer associate and law clerk with Foley before joining the firm as an associate. During law school, she was a student attorney at the Law & Entrepreneurship Clinic in Madison, where she assisted entrepreneurial clients with general formation, nonprofit and contract issues.