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Fedorchak votes to unlock geothermal energy, streamline permitting
legislation to expand access to geothermal energy projects located on federally owned lands by streamlining permitting and reducing … Senate acts soon.” The HEATS Act allows geothermal projects on non-federal surface lands to move forward without
Fedorchak advances Clean Air Act permitting reform
agencies to lead reviews, helping move critical infrastructure projects forward more efficiently. ### Issues : Energy and Environment
Fedorchak joins Axios for conversation on strengthening U.S. electric grid
bill says that on any cross-state projects, you cannot assign the cost for policy-driven projects
WTAS: Fedorchak’s High-Capacity Grid Act gains broad support from tech and energy leaders
High-Capacity Grid Act, which ensures transmission projects incorporate high-performing conductors. The tech industry is committed … increasing vegetation-contact and wildfire risk. Slower project timelines and frequent line losses, increasing costs for Americans
Fedorchak votes to fund Department of Homeland Security for second time
time when America must project strength and readiness at home. It’s hard to understand
Julie’s Journal: February edition
reduces burdens that hit small-scale housing projects the hardest. We have a lot more work … noted that tariffs have brought significant new manufacturing projects to their facility and others in the United States
Fedorchak votes to speed up domestic mining and strengthen America’s mineral independence
minerals by streamlining federal permitting, prioritizing key mining projects, and reducing America’s reliance on foreign mineral supply … legislation directs federal agencies to identify priority mining projects, speed up permitting where appropriate, expand geologic mapping
Fedorchak calls out blue states for policies driving up energy costs, urges FERC action on reliability risks
just discussed, when it comes to permitting federal projects, either putting a timeline on state analysis or inability … effectively veto projects when it comes to things within their jurisdiction—but fully respecting the states’ rights, which
Julie's Journal: January Edition
market uncertainty, alongside opportunities to grow animal agriculture projects with crop production, ethanol, and biofuels. Leaders emphasized that
Fedorchak votes to complete annual appropriations through regular order
from the now-canceled California high speed rail project. Safeguards American taxpayer dollars and preserves core functions Eliminates … patrolling stations below 2019 levels. Limits funds for projects that use eminent domain. Combats international actors who facilitate
Fedorchak votes to fund key FY26 energy, public safety, and national security priorities
Funds small modular reactor and advanced reactor demonstration projects and increases funding for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
2025: Year in review
energy collaboration by streamlining the permitting process for projects that connect U.S. energy resources with international markets … prevent households from being forced to subsidize transmission projects built to satisfy another state’s green energy goals
Fedorchak votes to streamline permitting for interstate natural gas pipelines
reviews concurrently, and in conjunction with the NEPA project-related review by FERC. Under H.R. 3668, instead … with the CWA. Nothing in this legislation exempts projects from abiding by the CWA for any federal
Fedorchak votes to streamline federal permitting for energy producers, builders, and water utilities
producers the certainty they need to move projects forward and lower costs—all while upholding the strongest environmental … pulled out from under them after projects begin. Protects projects from costly and burdensome regulations that fail
Fedorchak introduces High-Capacity Grid Act to modernize America’s transmission system
increasing vegetation-contact and wildfire risk. Slower project timelines and frequent line losses, increasing costs for Americans … thermal sag. Apply the Standard to All Covered Projects: Includes new FERC-jurisdictional lines and upgrades, modifications, replacements
Fedorchak joins Axios’ Chuck McCutcheon to discuss permitting reform
strides forward. I saw it in some big projects in my state. NEPA can be a big challenge
Fedorchak introduces FAIR Act to stop states from being forced to pay for other states’ green energy mandates
prevent households from being forced to subsidize transmission projects built to satisfy another state’s green energy goals … authority and protect ratepayers and landowners from subsidizing projects they do not need. Require FERC to issue implementing
October Newsletter
doubled since 2021, which is far more than projected. Insurers get the biggest benefit. For every $1 that
Fedorchak joins National Energy Dominance Council for Advancing America’s Beautiful Clean Coal event
Land Management is also streamlining approvals for projects and lowering royalty rates to 7 percent so producers … Cuts plan, lease sales are already underway, including projects at Freedom Mine and Falkirk Mine in North Dakota
Fedorchak bill to streamline cross-border energy projects passes U.S. House
energy collaboration by streamlining the permitting process for projects that connect U.S. energy resources with international markets … partisan games that have delayed energy infrastructure projects, crushed good-paying jobs, and undermined America’s energy security
Fedorchak, Senators Hoeven and Cramer, urge FERC to rein in unfair transmission cost-shifting in MISO
complaint challenges MISO’s “Multi-Value Project” (MVP) cost-allocation system, which spreads the expense of massive … often built to connect remote wind and solar projects in states with renewable mandates, shifting costs onto states
Fedorchak joins Secretary Wright, Senator Hoeven, Governor Armstrong to spotlight North Dakota’s role in strengthening U.S. energy dominance
During the tour, participants saw EERC’s latest projects, including recovering rare earth elements from lignite coal, front
Fedorchak discusses rural health care, Medicaid, landowner rights, and education funding at fourth Fedorchak Forum
moving ahead with a $1 million capital improvement project because of the 100 percent immediate expensing for capital
Fedorchak celebrates final passage of One Big Beautiful Bill
energy. Enhances 45Q tax credit for carbon capture projects. Restores onshore and offshore oil and gas leasing … funding for Bureau of Reclamation Water Conveyance Projects, including for the Eastern North Dakota Alternate Water Supply Project