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Irena Martincevic

  • Industry Analyst, Fixr
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Number of Women in the Construction Workforce Is on the Rise

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By Grace Calengor, Irena Martincevic
| Construction Executive Verified
The construction industry has long grappled with a persistent workforce shortage, one that shows no sign of easing. Against this backdrop, the steady rise of women in construction represents not just a social milestone, but a strategic workforce imperative. A new report from Fixr.com analyzed the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics alongside insights from 12 women currently leading, building and owning in the industry.
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Irena Martincevic | Construction Executive

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By Irena Martincevic
| Construction Executive Verified
The number of women in construction has risen for 10 consecutive years. Between 2016 and 2025, the total grew from 939,000 to 1.36 million.
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Impact of Natural Gas Volatility on 2026 Residential Electricity Rates

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By Irena Martincevic
| Solar Reviews
In January 2026, the national average residential electricity rate reached 17.45¢/kWh, representing a 9.5% increase from the previous year. This upward trend is primarily driven by volatility in the natural gas market and geopolitical instability, both of which influence utility operational costs across the United States. Homeowners are increasingly evaluating solar energy as a structural method to stabilize long-term energy expenditures.
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