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Onshore Wind Turbine Power Plants

Nationwide, by state — U.S. Energy Information Administration (Forms EIA-860/860M).

Power plants
1,358
Total nameplate capacity
165,067.3 MW
States with plants
42
Generating units
1,555

By state

StatePlantsCapacity
Texas22744,039 MW
Oklahoma7013,491.9 MW
Iowa12313,406.1 MW
Kansas529,713.7 MW
Illinois558,674.2 MW
New Mexico318,080.2 MW
California1106,461.3 MW
Colorado345,851.1 MW
North Dakota424,979.1 MW
Minnesota1204,957.1 MW
Wyoming284,707.4 MW
Oregon504,260.9 MW
Indiana203,857.4 MW
Michigan343,777.3 MW
Nebraska333,526.8 MW
South Dakota253,457.4 MW
Washington233,387.3 MW
New York332,851.3 MW
Missouri142,453.7 MW
Montana232,146.6 MW
Arizona91,705 MW
Pennsylvania281,670 MW
Ohio231,244.7 MW
Maine221,217.3 MW
Idaho331,132.3 MW
West Virginia8856 MW
Wisconsin12823.4 MW
North Carolina2397 MW
Utah4386.5 MW
Hawaii8254.2 MW
Maryland6244.9 MW
New Hampshire5214.1 MW
Mississippi1184.5 MW
Vermont5151 MW
Nevada1150 MW
Arkansas1144 MW
Massachusetts1896.6 MW
Alaska453.5 MW
Rhode Island1848 MW
New Jersey17.5 MW
Connecticut15 MW
Delaware12 MW

Largest onshore wind turbine plants

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Forms EIA-860 and EIA-860M (electric generator inventory). Nameplate capacity is the maximum rated output of a plant's generators, not its actual output.