XsunX comments on Solar Industry's booming job market

Proposed 2016 US Federal Budget sould bolster job growth within renewable sectors by stabilizing federal tax credits.

XsunX, Inc. commented today on a recent report published by the Solar Foundation indicating 22% job growth in the solar sector for 2014, a number that could continue growing with the possibility of stabilized renewable energy tax credits.
While the report cautions that the growth may slow in 2017 due to planned reductions to current federal tax credits, there is reason for optimism in part due to proposals within the federal budget making permanent these federal tax credits utilized for solar energies. The credits would apply to both production and investments in solar, facilitating companies to invest in renewables and providing profit-saving credits to further drive the adoption of solar power.
XsunX, Inc. has been doing its part in helping to grow the solar sector having carried the sales momentum it created in 2014 into the New Year by announcing recent solar installation agreements with more in the pipeline. Based in California, the Company has benefited greatly from the state’s reputation as an energy leader, which has resulted in a reported 431,000 advanced energy jobs, making up 2.4 percent of the state’s workforce. The recently proposed 2016 budget would further support job and economic growth in the solar industry by stabilizing solar tax credits, providing companies seeking long-term investments in solar with the short-term installation cost savings that have made solar such a viable alternative to traditional utility power.
“A federal budget with renewed focus on clean technology production and infrastructure, bodes very well for the national workforce and renewable companies such as XsunX,” said Tom Djokovich, CEO of XsunX, Inc. “XsunX has positioned itself well to capitalize upon the market for commercial solar solutions, and we anticipate demand for our services and solutions to grow as companies realize the significant cost savings associated with going solar. We are pleased that these efforts will also provide employment opportunities for skilled experts who place a premium on customer service, a trademark of our solar solutions.”
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