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WTAS: Fedorchak’s High-Capacity Grid Act gains broad support from tech and energy leaders
Includes new FERC-jurisdictional lines and upgrades, modifications, replacements, or reconductoring of existing lines. Establish Cost-Recovery Presumptions
2025: Year in review
such as coal and natural gas—without dependable replacements is putting the nation at risk of energy shortages
Fedorchak votes to strengthen grid reliability, prevent premature power plant closures
available power faster than they’re able to replace it,” Fedorchak said. “This bill strengthens reliability planning
Fedorchak introduces High-Capacity Grid Act to modernize America’s transmission system
Includes new FERC-jurisdictional lines and upgrades, modifications, replacements, or reconductoring of existing lines. Establish Cost-Recovery Presumptions
Fedorchak cosponsors legislation to fix Obamacare's failures with Health Freedom Accounts
Senator Rick Scott. “We don’t have to replace Obamacare, we keep exchanges, we keep protections for preexisting
Fedorchak votes to strengthen North Dakota’s nuclear deterrence capabilities
space missions. With the Sentinel ICBM set to replace the aging Minuteman III fleet at Minot Air Force
Fedorchak announces staff changes in D.C. and North Dakota
become the Community Relations Representative based in Fargo. Replacing her in Washington is Zoe McKinven of Harvey
North Dakota congressional delegation introduces Congressional Review Act to repeal BLM’s harmful land use plan
with our delegation to repeal the RMP and replace it with a plan that protects states’ rights
Fedorchak statement on Department of Energy grid reliability report
down to meet demand—without having adequate replacements that can do the same job. “Meanwhile, electricity demand … taking reliable generators offline before we have adequate replacements. That’s why I introduced the Baseload Reliability Protection
Here’s what North Dakotans are saying about the One Big Beautiful Bill
Kringstad, a mother of three, was appointed to replace Fedorchak at the Public Service Commission earlier this year
Fedorchak highlights what the One Big Beautiful Bill means for North Dakotans during third Fedorchak Forum: Conversations with Constituents
early retirement of baseload power generators—before adequate replacements are in place—as a key driver
Fedorchak introduces bill to prevent premature retirement of reliable baseload power
ramp up or down to meet demand—before replacements are in place that can do the same … shutdown of reliable baseload power sources, without dependable replacements, as the primary driver of this crisis. Fedorchak also
Fedorchak and Secretary Wright discuss urgent need for reliable power
retiring, what's going to replace it that's equally dispatchable and firm, reliable … would have to prove that it's being replaced in advance by equally reliable power. And then
Fedorchak named Congressional Biofuels Caucus Co-Chair
year-round E15, increase biofuels blending targets, and replace foreign energy with homegrown biofuels. I’m honored
Ten reasons to phase out taxpayer-funded subsidies for wind and solar energy
being prematurely retired, and we’re not replacing them with the technologies we can count on around
Fedorchak’s first 100 days in Congress
such as coal and natural gas—without dependable replacements is putting the nation at risk of energy shortages
Fedorchak statement on President Trump’s Executive Orders to Make Coal Great Again
baseload power is being shut down without adequate replacement, his Executive Orders are exactly what we need. With … such as coal and natural gas—without dependable replacements is putting the nation at risk of energy shortages
Fedorchak leads House resolution to protect grid reliability amid rising energy demand
such as coal and natural gas—without dependable replacements is putting the nation at risk of energy shortages … baseload power is being shut down without equitable replacement generation. If we don’t correct course
Rep. Fedorchak: These rules are textbook examples of government overreach
regulations will cost businesses billions of dollars to replace perfectly good refrigeration equipment. These are textbook examples
Fedorchak votes to block Biden administration’s overreach on water heaters
American families,” Fedorchak said. “Forcing North Dakotans to replace their water heaters to conform to this regulation
On the House Floor: Fedorchak offers solutions for energy reliability crisis
retiring power plants faster than we’re replacing them. Seriously, it’s that simple. In states throughout … generators that are responsible for powering our communities, replacing it with intermittent sources that cannot reliably meet