In President Obama’s State of the Union address on Wednesday, he once again called for green jobs to create job growth. He backed up his jobs strategy with $2.3 billion in tax subsidies for clean energy jobs.

Where will these green jobs come from? More green spending and financial incentives will give a boost to all green tech sectors. Nuclear power plant engineers should be in demand. Obama has called for 100 new nuclear plants. Clean coal technology and biofuels are areas of focus. Among the 183 companies receiving the tax breaks, there are at least six solar companies and a number of battery makers. The US Department of Energy breaks down the sectors receiving green funding here.

For an aerial view of what is happening in the green jobs market today, here is a good navigation tool for recruiters and jobs seekers. Clean Edge Jobs now offers a map that enables users to see where the activity is in green tech jobs. A view of today’ job map shows large clusters of jobs on the East and West Coast. Colorado also looks like a hotspot available to download for free, breaks down clean tech jobs by sector and geography.