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According to the U.
S.
Energy Information Administration (EIA), cumulative installed capacity of onshore wind in the United States has exceeded 100 GW as of September 2019 and could reach 122 GW
by the end of 2020.
More than half of that wind capacity has been installed
since 2012.
The oldest wind turbine still in operation in the United States was commissioned in 1975
.
As of the third quarter of 2019, wind turbines
were installed in 41 U.
S.
states.
Texas has the largest installed capacity at 26.
9 GW, followed by Iowa, Oklahoma and Kansas
.
These four states account for half
of the total installed capacity in the United States.
EIA expects an additional 7.
2 GW of installed capacity
to be added in December 2019.
EIA also hopes to add another 14.
3 GW of wind energy
capacity in 2020.
If realized, the United States will have about 122 GW
of installed wind power capacity by the end of next year.
According to the U.
S.
Energy Information Administration (EIA), cumulative installed capacity of onshore wind in the United States has exceeded 100 GW as of September 2019 and could reach 122 GW
by the end of 2020.
More than half of that wind capacity has been installed
since 2012.
The oldest wind turbine still in operation in the United States was commissioned in 1975
.
As of the third quarter of 2019, wind turbines
were installed in 41 U.
S.
states.
Texas has the largest installed capacity at 26.
9 GW, followed by Iowa, Oklahoma and Kansas
.
These four states account for half
of the total installed capacity in the United States.
EIA expects an additional 7.
2 GW of installed capacity
to be added in December 2019.
EIA also hopes to add another 14.
3 GW of wind energy
capacity in 2020.
If realized, the United States will have about 122 GW
of installed wind power capacity by the end of next year.
