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26% of United States's electricity came from renewables in 2025, led by wind (10%). 4,520 TWh generated in all.

Where United States's power comes from, 2025

SourceShare of electricity
Gas40.0%
Nuclear17.4%
Coal16.3%
Wind10.3%
Solar8.6%
Hydro5.3%
Bioenergy1.0%
Other fossil fuels0.7%
Geothermal and other renewables0.4%

Wind farms in United States

We track 2,022 wind farms in United States: 168.6 GW operating and 79.6 GW under construction, consented or planned, with 44.7 GW of it offshore. Each one's owners, turbines and status are in the Wind app.

Electricity data: Ember yearly electricity data (CC BY 4.0). Wind farms: national registers and Global Energy Monitor; see data sources.

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