According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the states with the least wind energy capacity are Hawaii, Rhode Island, and Delaware.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory provides an interactive map showing wind energy capacity by state, with Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida having some of the lowest capacities.
The American Wind Energy Association reports that the top 10 states with the least wind energy capacity are primarily located in the Southeast, including Georgia, South Carolina, and Louisiana.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Renewable Energy Data Book provides a comprehensive overview of renewable energy in the United States, including wind energy capacity by state.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration provides data on wind energy capacity factors by state, with states like Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine having lower capacity factors.
The American Wind Energy Association provides facts and figures on wind power, including the states with the least wind energy capacity, such as Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration provides state-level data on wind energy, including capacity, generation, and capacity factors, with states like Oklahoma and Kansas having higher capacities.
Researchers at Purdue University have published a study on wind energy development in the US, including an analysis of the states with the least wind energy capacity and the potential for future development.