Julie Fedorchak serves on the North Dakota Public Service Commission, first appointed by the governor in 2012 and elected to a six-year term in 2016. She heads the pipeline siting, generation siting, and rail portfolios and is the agency’s lead for issues relating to the Midwest Independent System Operations.Fedorchak’s background includes 20 years of state policy experience and a decade in the private sector, managing Liffrig Communications. A member of the Aspen Institute’s 2015 Rodel Class, her board service includes the Organization of MISO States, the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners’ Gas Committee and its task force on natural gas expansion, and the Gas Technology Institute’s advisory board.
Previously
Americans speak with many voices, and nobody hears more of those voices than the people they elect to represent them and to fulfill the various tasks of governing. A member of...