Fedorchak welcomes EPA guidance providing certainty for North Dakota energy producers
emissions. Forcing unnecessary shut-ins doesn’t reduce demand, it just raises prices and shifts production elsewhere
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Fedorchak presses for fair cost allocation, highlights grid solutions at Energy Subcommittee hearing
titled, “AI and the Grid: Meeting Growing Power Demand While Protecting Ratepayers ,” Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak (R-ND) emphasized … ensure the nation can meet growing electricity demand without unfairly shifting costs onto ratepayers. Image Fedorchak asked witnesses
To meet energy demand, we need everything we’ve got
outlines a path to meet increased electricity demand and strengthen America’s energy future. Drawing on North Dakota … States is entering a new era of electricity demand — and it’s arriving faster than many expected. From
Fedorchak votes to modernize federal building standards, lower costs
stop using reliable fossil fuels by 2030. When demand surges or extreme weather hits, dispatchable power is what … intermittent energy sources that cannot consistently meet demand, especially during extreme weather events. Recent grid stress events such
Fedorchak joins Punchbowl News for conversation on expanding spectrum, powering AI, and rebuilding America’s infrastructure edge
challenges as it relates to meeting the energy demand for AI: Again, going back to my background … utility regulator, I saw how demand was skyrocketing after years of flat demand. Coming here, I have taken
Fedorchak advances Clean Air Act permitting reform
stall investment. To meet the surge in power demand from AI and advanced manufacturing, we need a permitting
Fedorchak joins Axios for conversation on strengthening U.S. electric grid
that way. On addressing rising energy demand for AI: We have several big ones [in North Dakota … think we can address a lot of this demand with resources that are already on the grid, like
Fedorchak joins President Trump at the White House for the Great American Agriculture Celebration event
Trump administration for taking action to increase demand for our corn and soybeans growers, provide much-needed certainty
WTAS: Fedorchak’s High-Capacity Grid Act gains broad support from tech and energy leaders
anticipated to bring online. To meet this record demand, we need to optimize our existing infrastructure, which … modernized, high-capacity grid to meet the demands of a growing economy and keep energy affordable for households
Fedorchak statement on EPA action to expand domestic biofuels markets for producers
prices at the pump and gives a clear demand signal to our domestic biofuels producers. Allowing the summer
Fedorchak applauds White House AI framework
streamlining permitting to meet growing AI-driven electricity demand. Advancing U.S. leadership in AI innovation through regulatory sandboxes
Julie’s Journal: February edition
Officials highlighted continued school enrollment growth, steady housing demand, and a resilient local economy alongside consistent energy production … away. The conversation focused on workforce shortages, overtime demands, equipment needs, grant challenges, FirstNet reauthorization, and improving rural
Fedorchak calls out blue states for policies driving up energy costs, urges FERC action on reliability risks
having enough gas in your pipelines to meet demand when the weather gets cold like in Winter Storm … risk of not having enough power to meet demand, and that's today or in the very near
Julie's Journal: January Edition
built and reliability challenges addressed before demand outpaces supply. Image Encouraging the next generation of pro-life leaders
Fedorchak urges year-round E15
Caucus, Fedorchak is advocating to expand access, strengthen demand, and grow domestic markets for American-grown biofuels. Below
Fedorchak votes to complete annual appropriations through regular order
Amendment, which prohibits taxpayer funding for abortion on demand. Supports the Trump administration’s Executive Order on Restoring
2025: Year in review
producers the first opportunity to meet increasing domestic demand. Hosted a roundtable at Black Leg Ranch with cattle … leaders to discuss solutions for meeting increased demand for American beef. Image Pushed the administration for a bridge
Fedorchak votes to strengthen grid reliability, prevent premature power plant closures
having reliable, dispatchable generation that can meet peak demand. But throughout the country, power providers are being forced
Fedorchak introduces High-Capacity Grid Act to modernize America’s transmission system
anticipated to bring online. To meet this record demand, we need to optimize our existing infrastructure, which … every possible application is essential to meeting demand at the lowest possible cost,” Fedorchak added. Utilities often rebuild
Fedorchak votes for legislation to strengthen reliability and secure America’s energy supply chains
retirement of dependable baseload power and historic new demand from manufacturing and advanced technologies, this legislation gives policymakers
Fedorchak joins Axios’ Chuck McCutcheon to discuss permitting reform
permitting reform and increasing AI-driven power demand, Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak (R-ND) emphasized that U.S. policy must … need a lot of it to meet this demand, so that's why we're here
Fedorchak introduces FAIR Act to stop states from being forced to pay for other states’ green energy mandates
prioritized connecting distant wind and solar generation to demand in the cities. Texas should serve as a warning
Fedorchak votes to repeal Biden-era regulations blocking oil, gas, and coal development
coal, enough supply to meet U.S. coal demand for the next 116 years. H.J. Res. 131 repeals
October Newsletter
producers the first opportunity to meet increasing domestic demand. Click here to read more in Fox News . Image … Ranch to discuss solutions for meeting increased demand for American beef. North Dakota ranchers are problem solvers. They
Fedorchak applauds Gov. Armstrong’s action to support SNAP recipients
hostage for a $1.5 trillion ransom in policy demands.” Under the plan, the state will provide