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Where is Wind Power?

The question, "Where is Wind Power?" can be answered in two different ways depending on your needs.

I need to know how much wind is on my land

If you are planning to install your own wind turbine or wind farm, you must know if the wind resource (or amount of wind) in your location is adequate. To view a collection of state wind maps, visit wind resources.

I need to know how much power existing wind projects are producing

If you want to know where existing wind projects are located and how much power they are producing, or about planned projects, see installed wind capacity.

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