According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the states with the lowest wind energy production in 2022 were Hawaii, Alaska, and Florida.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory provides an interactive map showing wind energy production by state, with states like Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana having lower production levels.
An analysis of wind energy production in the US reveals that states like West Virginia, Kentucky, and Oklahoma have significant room for growth in their wind energy sectors.
The American Wind Energy Association provides a state-by-state comparison of wind power facts, including installed capacity, production, and potential for growth, highlighting states with lower wind energy production.
An interactive visualization of wind energy production in the US shows that states like Delaware, New Jersey, and Rhode Island have relatively low wind energy production levels.
Researchers explore the reasons behind lower wind energy production in certain US states, including lack of investment, limited transmission infrastructure, and policy barriers.
The US Department of Energy provides a ranking of states by wind energy production, with states like Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine having lower production levels.
A video by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory explores the potential for wind energy development in states with currently low production levels, such as the Southeastern US.