Wind power’s share of US electricity supply has risen to second place for the first time since the Energy Information Administration (EIA) began collecting statistics.
Wind power’s share of US electricity supply has risen to second place for the first time since the Energy Information Administration (EIA) began collecting statistics.
Last year’s wind power was about 380 terawatts per year, fourth only to natural gas, coal and nuclear power (terawatts are 1000 times more than gigawatts).
Last year’s wind power was about 380 terawatts per year, fourth only to natural gas, coal and nuclear power (terawatts are 1000 times more than gigawatts).