Wind Energy in Wisconsin

≈ 750 MW
Wind capacity
2.5%
Share of power
Southern & eastern Wisconsin
Main region

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorWisconsinUnited States
Wind share of electricity (%)2.510.2

National ranking

Wisconsin ranks #23 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

This page tracks wind energy for Wisconsin, part of our energy data. Wind capacity stands at ≈ 750 MW. Compared to the U.S. average, Wisconsin reports 2.5 for wind share of electricity (%) versus 10.2 nationally. Wisconsin ranks #23 of 36 states by wind share of electricity.

Did you know?

  • Wisconsin's wind build-out stalled after 2011 permitting changes and stays small next to Iowa or Minnesota.

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