In 2018, there are 18 states in the United States with more than 10% of wind power generation.
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2019-03-18 10:51:02
In 2018, the US wind power and photovoltaic power generation capacity is about 400 billion kWh (400 TWh), which is 7.1 times that of 2008 (56 TWh). In 2008, the coal power generation capacity was 810 billion kWh (1084 TWh), which was 2008 (1986 TWh). 54.5%.
In 2018, there are already 18 states in the United States with more than 10% of wind power and photovoltaic power generation: 1) North Dakota (53.53%), 2) Kansas (47.13%), and 3) Oklahoma (43.38). %), 4) Iowa (43.19%); 5) New Mexico (32.01%); 6) Wyoming (24.94%); 7) South Dakota (21.72%); 8) California (21.23%); 9) Colorado (20.49%); 10) Texas (19.58%); 11) Minnesota (19.07%); 12) Nebraska (16.98%); 13) Oregon (16.71%); 14) Montana (14.88%); 15) Nevada (14.66%); 16) Idaho (13.28%); 17) Utah (11.16%); 18) Arizona (10.33%).
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In 2018, there are already 18 states in the United States with more than 10% of wind power and photovoltaic power generation: 1) North Dakota (53.53%), 2) Kansas (47.13%), and 3) Oklahoma (43.38). %), 4) Iowa (43.19%); 5) New Mexico (32.01%); 6) Wyoming (24.94%); 7) South Dakota (21.72%); 8) California (21.23%); 9) Colorado (20.49%); 10) Texas (19.58%); 11) Minnesota (19.07%); 12) Nebraska (16.98%); 13) Oregon (16.71%); 14) Montana (14.88%); 15) Nevada (14.66%); 16) Idaho (13.28%); 17) Utah (11.16%); 18) Arizona (10.33%).
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