Which country has the most wind power?

China is the world leader in wind energy, with over one-quarter of the world’s wind power capacity. The country has the world’s largest onshore windfarm in Gansu Province, built out of the Gobi Desert. The project's 10GW peak capacity sits a long way above its closest rival at time of writing, though announced projects will soon rival it.

Which countries produce the most wind energy in 2022?

In the context of regional growth, the Middle East, Latin America, South East Asia, and Africa saw their combined contributions to wind power generation increase from 8% to a promising 10% in 2022. China, the global leader in wind energy generation, produced a staggering 466.5 MWh in 2022, accounting for over 40% of the world's wind energy.

Which countries have the highest wind turbine capacity in 2023?

Here are the countries with the highest wind turbine capacity as of 2023: Capacity figures include both onshore and offshore wind are on an alternating current basis. China leads the world in wind energy, boasting a wind turbine capacity of 441,895 megawatts—nearly three times that of the U.S., which ranks second.

Which countries have the best wind power markets?

Emerging wind power markets, such as Brazil, India, and Mexico, hold their own against traditional markets, ranking in the top 13 globally. This signifies a positive shift towards renewable energy in these rapidly developing economies.

Which country produces the most wind energy in Europe?

Germany, with a recorded wind energy production of 132.1 MWh, remained one of Europe's front-runners in wind power generation and took the third place. The United Kingdom secured the fourth spot with 75.4 MWh, continuing to show Europe's persistent efforts in harnessing wind energy.

Which state has the most wind energy?

The state of Ontario has the largest amount of wind energy, with over 5GW installed. On the other hand, many states have little to no wind generation. The largest wind farm in Canada is the Rivière-du-Moulin project in Quebec, which has a total capacity of 300MW.