Fedorchak presses for fair cost allocation, highlights grid solutions at Energy Subcommittee hearing
more of the fixed costs of the total system and therefore it reduces costs left for the remaining
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Fedorchak votes to complete annual appropriations through regular order
livestock or insects. Prohibits Amtrak from reducing the total number of police patrolling stations below 2019 levels. Limits
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next three years. The U.S. will reduce total tariffs on Chinese goods from 57 percent to 47 percent
Fedorchak joins Secretary Wright, Senator Hoeven, Governor Armstrong to spotlight North Dakota’s role in strengthening U.S. energy dominance
create jobs, and support local economies. Last year, total production from the Bakken formation surpassed 5 billion barrels
Fedorchak discusses rural health care, Medicaid, landowner rights, and education funding at fourth Fedorchak Forum
amounts, that has two effects: it decreases the total amount of debt that any student can bear
Fedorchak highlights what the One Big Beautiful Bill means for North Dakotans during third Fedorchak Forum: Conversations with Constituents
wall, and restocking and rebuilding the military. Total cost: $4.1 trillion. Savings/Revenue: $1.7 trillion in direct spending reductions … trillion in economic growth-driven revenue. Total savings/revenue: $4.3 trillion Total impact to deficit: -$200 billion. On reducing
Fedorchak issues Request for Information to address AI’s growing energy demands
data centers accounted for 4.3% of total U.S. power demand, and analysts predict this could climb
Fedorchak announces working group to establish legislative framework to power the future of AI
data centers accounted for 4.3% of the total U.S. power demand, and analysts predict this could climb
Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak speaks out against regulatory state on House Floor
study by the National Association of Manufacturing, the total cost of federal regulations in 2022 was more than