iSolarWorld (iSW), a new and effective platform for solar experts

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 Posted on June 2, 2018 by Team iSolarWorld

American businesses are investing record amounts in solar. ‘Solar Means Business 2017’ report shows that the top corporate users added 325 megawatts (MW) of installed capacity last year. Now, while expanding its market and emerging as a strong industry sector, this area is naturally creating huge opportunities for job seekers. According to the National Solar Jobs Census, published by ‘The Solar Foundation’, this industry is producing more jobs than any other sector in U.S today.


This significant growth makes industry experts focus on the required elements associated with this sector. The key problem solar industry is facing currently is the lack of a compact online guide, which can act as a one stop destination for solar professionals to access industry data, information, intelligence and insights. To fulfil this requirement, iSolarWorld has been launched. 
An initiative by Market Quotient (an online research firm), iSolarWorld is a platform solely dedicated to the solar industry. This main objective of this online business platform is to accelerate the adoption of solar energy, promote companies serving the industry and provide a useful means for solar companies & solar industry professionals to connect across global solar energy markets. In other words, iSW strives to be a catalyst and a valuable resource in the emergence of America’s new energy economy.
In times to come, iSW will be the most powerful tool, used by many companies to research opportunities and connect with new and potential partners. Companies can also avail the following services:
  1. Free Company listing on our website
  2. Showcase your offerings and create your brand awareness
  3. Display your ads and reach out to thousands of prospects
  4. In short, Increase Your Sales
Register with us at www.iSolarWorld.com or reach out to us for more information at info@iSolarWorld.com or 201.258.4704.
Location: 51 Jobs Point Rd, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234, USA

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