Wind Energy in New Hampshire

~185 MW
Installed capacity
Granite Reliable Wind
Major project
33rd in the U.S.
Rank

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNew HampshireUnited States
Installed wind capacity (MW)185153000

National ranking

New Hampshire ranks #5 of 36 states by wind share of electricity.

#1New York2,200
#2Maine900
#3Montana890
#4Rhode Island434
#5New Hampshire185
#6South Dakota55%
#7Texas42
#8Alaska38%
#9Colorado34%
#10Vermont30%
#11New Mexico27%
#12Minnesota24%
#13Oregon14%
#14Indiana12%
#15Missouri12%
#16Illinois11%
#17Michigan9.5%
#18Wyoming9
#19Washington7.6%
#20California7%
#21North Dakota5
#22Utah4%
#23Wisconsin2.5%
#24Arizona2%
#25Ohio1.6%
#26Pennsylvania1.5
#27Louisiana1%
#28Massachusetts0.9%
#29Tennessee0.3%
#30North Carolina0.2%
#31New Jersey0.1%
#32Virginia0.1%
#33Florida0
#34Kentucky0%
#35Delaware0
#36Georgia0%

Overview

Wind energy in New Hampshire totals around 185 MW of capacity, concentrated in mountainous northern regions. The Granite Reliable Wind Farm is one of New Hampshire's largest wind installations.

Did you know?

  • New Hampshire's mountainous terrain limits large-scale wind development compared to flatter Midwestern states.

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