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    By the end of June, the cumulative wind power capacity in the United States exceeded 90 GW

    • Last Update: 2022-12-27
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    In the second quarter of this year, the United States added 626 megawatts of new wind power capacity, and the total installed capacity of wind power in the United States has exceeded 90 GW
    .

    According to the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) released the US wind energy industry's Q2 2018 market report this week, a total of 626 MW of new wind capacity came online in the second quarter, an increase of 75%
    over the same period last year.
    In the first half of this year, the new wind power capacity in the United States has reached 1032 megawatts, so far, the national wind power capacity has exceeded 90 GW, enough to provide clean electricity
    for 27 million households.

    Even more impressive, however, are the wind power facilities
    currently under construction across the country.
    Construction began in the second quarter with 5,322 MW of wind capacity, bringing total construction activity to a record 18,987 MW
    .

    Tom Kiernan, CEO of the American Wind Energy Association, said, "The job-creating engine of wind power is just starting to work
    .
    As a record number of wind farms under construction begin to generate new income for rural communities and provide consumers with affordable, homegrown energy, all Americans will benefit
    .

    In the second quarter of this year, the United States added 626 megawatts of new wind power capacity, and the total installed capacity of wind power in the United States has exceeded 90 GW
    .

    Wind power

    According to the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) released the US wind energy industry's Q2 2018 market report this week, a total of 626 MW of new wind capacity came online in the second quarter, an increase of 75%
    over the same period last year.
    In the first half of this year, the new wind power capacity in the United States has reached 1032 megawatts, so far, the national wind power capacity has exceeded 90 GW, enough to provide clean electricity
    for 27 million households.

    Even more impressive, however, are the wind power facilities
    currently under construction across the country.
    Construction began in the second quarter with 5,322 MW of wind capacity, bringing total construction activity to a record 18,987 MW
    .

    Tom Kiernan, CEO of the American Wind Energy Association, said, "The job-creating engine of wind power is just starting to work
    .
    As a record number of wind farms under construction begin to generate new income for rural communities and provide consumers with affordable, homegrown energy, all Americans will benefit
    .

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