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U.S. States by Wind Electricity Generation

2025: Texas ranks first at 130,135,820. 25 entries; unit: MWh.

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Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (MWh); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.

U.S. States by Wind Electricity Generation — 2025. Values in MWh.
Rank	Entry	Value (MWh)
1	TexasTX	130,135,820
2	IowaIA	43,572,980
3	OklahomaOK	37,273,076
4	KansasKS	29,220,852
5	IllinoisIL	25,109,430
6	ColoradoCO	17,017,088
7	North DakotaND	15,394,895
8	CaliforniaCA	15,094,716
9	MinnesotaMN	14,973,567
10	New MexicoNM	14,389,284
11	South DakotaSD	12,727,932
12	WyomingWY	12,725,057
13	NebraskaNE	11,676,802
14	IndianaIN	10,186,258
15	MichiganMI	10,125,161
16	OregonOR	8,965,309
17	WashingtonWA	8,080,924
18	New YorkNY	7,068,160
19	MissouriMO	6,483,476
20	MontanaMT	6,231,948
21	PennsylvaniaPA	3,852,325
22	ArizonaAZ	3,149,874
23	OhioOH	2,949,852
24	MaineME	2,916,095
25	IdahoID	2,825,418

Highlights

Within United States, Texas ranks first in 2025 with 130,135,820, followed by Iowa (43,572,980) and Oklahoma (37,273,076).

Texas has 3 times the value of Iowa.

Across 25 entries, values run from 130,135,820 (Texas) to 2,825,418 (Idaho), with a median of 11,676,802.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Historical State Data: Net Generation by State by Type of Producer by Energy Source (2025 final annual data), 2025. Unit: MWh.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Historical State Data: Net Generation by State by Type of Producer by Energy Source (2025 final annual data) · U.S. government data; public domain · manually compiled Oct 22, 2026

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Historical data · 2025

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Historical State Data: Net Generation by State by Type of Producer by Energy Source (2025 final annual data) ↗
Reference period: 2025Dataset updated Oct 22, 2026. The badge reflects the reference year, not the update date.
Definition: The 25 U.S. states and District of Columbia with the highest reported wind in 2025, ranked by net generation. Values are in megawatt-hours.
Unit: MWh
Coverage & value range: United States · 25 listed entriesValues: 2,825,418 to 130,135,820
Ranking direction: Highest value first (descending)#1 is the highest listed value, not necessarily the best outcome.

Source notes: AllRanks assistant verified on 2026-10-22 against the EIA original “Net Generation by State by Type of Producer by Energy Source” workbook from the Historical State Data page. Used final annual 2025 observations for “Total Electric Power Industry”; checked every included state/DC name, source column, value, MWh unit and descending order. The US total row was excluded. Source categories and boundaries follow EIA; solar combines “Solar Thermal and Photovoltaic”, and biomass uses the EIA “Other Biomass” category only. Lists show the 25 highest reported positive values when 25 or more are available, otherwise all reported positive values; missing source/state rows are not imputed. This is a source-data check, not independent measurement.

Coverage describes this list, not necessarily the full population. Missing entries do not imply a value of zero. Collection & methodology →

Ranking

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TexasTX

130,135,820

IowaIA

43,572,980

OklahomaOK

37,273,076

KansasKS

29,220,852

IllinoisIL

25,109,430

ColoradoCO

17,017,088

North DakotaND

15,394,895

CaliforniaCA

15,094,716

MinnesotaMN

14,973,567

New MexicoNM

14,389,284

South DakotaSD

12,727,932

WyomingWY

12,725,057

NebraskaNE

11,676,802

IndianaIN

10,186,258

MichiganMI

10,125,161

OregonOR

8,965,309

WashingtonWA

8,080,924

New YorkNY

7,068,160

MissouriMO

6,483,476

MontanaMT

6,231,948

PennsylvaniaPA

3,852,325

ArizonaAZ

3,149,874

OhioOH

2,949,852

MaineME

2,916,095

IdahoID

2,825,418

Highlights

Within United States, Texas ranks first in 2025 with 130,135,820, followed by Iowa (43,572,980) and Oklahoma (37,273,076).

Texas has 3 times the value of Iowa.

Across 25 entries, values run from 130,135,820 (Texas) to 2,825,418 (Idaho), with a median of 11,676,802.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Historical State Data: Net Generation by State by Type of Producer by Energy Source (2025 final annual data), 2025. Unit: MWh.