Sarah Berman is a renewable energy and environmental attorney advising clean energy developers, utilities, trade associations, environmental organizations, and municipalities on energy regulatory proceedings, transactions, and climate policy. Her practice spans solar, wind, transmission, battery storage, and electric vehicle technologies, with a focus on helping clients navigate the Colorado and California regulatory landscapes before state public utilities commissions. Sarah represents a broad range of clients—including rural electric cooperatives, Tribes, environmental nonprofits, and special districts—in energy regulatory and climate change policy proceedings.
Sarah is currently a fellow in the Boulder County Leadership Fellows program. She also volunteers as a constitutional law judge at Denver East High School. During law school, Sarah worked as a legal intern for the Natural Resources and Environment Section of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, Kaplan Kirsch, the Honorable Judge Lino S. Lipinsky de Orlov of the Colorado Court of Appeals, and the Boulder County Attorney’s Office. At Colorado Law, Sarah was involved in the Environmental Law Journal, Moot Court, the Environmental Law Society, and the Women’s Law Caucus.
Prior to law school, Sarah worked at an environmental nonprofit and helped manage a clean energy and sustainability fellowship program.
