Wind Power by Country 2026
The United States is the second-largest producer of wind power, and generated 341.40 TWh of wind power in 2021, equal to just over 21% of total global production. Together, China and the United
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The United States is the second-largest producer of wind power, and generated 341.40 TWh of wind power in 2021, equal to just over 21% of total global production. Together, China and the United
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International Rankings of Cumulative Wind Power Capacity Committed to Restoring America''s Energy Dominance.
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Below, we show the world''s leading countries in wind power capacity in 2024: With nearly 522,000 MW of wind turbine capacity, China by far is the global leader. Even more
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Check out our blog for the best wind turbine manufacturers, including the largest OEMs in the wind industry and leading wind power generation companies.
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Explore the top 13 largest wind farms in the world by capacity, with key facts, stats, and global clean energy insights.
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To achieve global decarbonisation goals in time, the International Energy Agency says annual wind capacity additions need to increase from around 115 GW in 2023 to 340 GW in 2030.
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Below, we show the world''s leading countries in wind power capacity in 2024: With nearly 522,000 MW of wind turbine capacity, China by far is the global leader. Even more
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Meta Description: Discover the 2025 global wind power rankings and learn why China, the US, and Germany dominate. Explore policy drivers, technological breakthroughs, and regional
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The world''s installed wind power capacity now meets well over 10% of global electricity demand – and much more than nuclear power. More than 30 countries now have a share of wind
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By 2020, 56% wind power penetration was achieved in Denmark, 36% in Lithuania, 35% in Ireland, 23% in Portugal, 23% in Germany, 20% in Spain, 18% in Greece, 16% in Sweden, 15% (avg) in the EU.
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Three of the top countries in terms of total capacity – Germany, Spain, and the UK – were also among the world leaders in percentage of domestic generation from wind and solar at
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