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Research — 19 Aug, 2022
Highlights
The top four states by wind capacity are Texas, Iowa, Oklahoma and Kansas, accounting for almost half of the total.
Operating U.S. wind farms averaged a 35.5% capacity factor in 2020.
At 337.7 million MWh, wind accounted for 8.4% of overall U.S. generation produced in 2020, up from 2.9% in 2011.
The top four states by wind capacity are Texas, Iowa, Oklahoma and Kansas, accounting for almost half of the total.
Operating U.S. wind farms averaged a 35.5% capacity factor in 2020.
At 337.7 million MWh, wind accounted for 8.4% of overall U.S. generation produced in 2020, up from 2.9% in 2011.
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