American Wind Energy Association (AWEA)

AWEA-California is calling for the state to increase its investments in renewable power sources, including on- and offshore wind, to address recent power outages and meet clean energy goals.

This association provided an estimate on the electricity production potential of offshore turbines in the United States.

The CEO of AWEA, Tom Kiernan, commented on the growth of wind power in the US and its economic impact.

This organization has released a report highlighting the progress of wind projects throughout the United States and providing data on capacity development and job creation.

Organization that tracks and reports on wind energy capacity across U.S. states; confirmed Nebraska as the 18th state to reach 1 GW capacity.

The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) is an industry association that released a report on wind energy growth in the United States. They noted the installation rate of new wind turbines and predicted continued growth.

Released the latest market report showing the US wind energy industry now employs more than 100,000 people and is adding jobs faster than any other sector.

Their predictions align with Navigant Consulting's analysis regarding job growth and capacity expansion in the U.S. wind energy sector.

Industry association that provided statistics on U.S. wind sector employment growth.

Trade association representing the wind energy industry in the United States. Cited in the article as noting challenges unique to Ohio's wind market and reporting on wind project capacity and construction status.

The AWEA commissioned a poll to gauge consumer interest in wind power and reported that 70% of registered voters in the United States have a favorable outlook on wind power.

This organization released information showing that the wind sector produced 4.7% of the country's electricity in 2015 and has been growing quickly. They also note that the growing demand for wind power is driving an increase in employment.

The AWEA is the source of the report detailing the economic impact of wind energy in the US. They provide data on investments, capacity, and the sector's growth.

The AWEA provided data showing that wind power accounted for the majority of new electric generating capacity installed in 2015.

Trade association that provided the wind capacity data cited in the article, reporting that U.S. wind capacity reached 70 GW.

Industry organization that praised the Production Tax Credit extension and advocates for wind sector growth.

The American Wind Energy Association provided data on the number of wind turbines and installed capacity in the U.S.

Released data suggesting wind resources could be a financial boon for Illinois and provided figures on potential economic advantages and carbon emission reductions.

This association comments on the current state of wind turbine technology and the potential impact of increasing turbine heights to access wind resources in all 50 states.

Cited for stating that there are 11 offshore wind projects planned and in various stages of development in 10 different U.S. states.

This association provided data on Nebraska's wind potential, ranking it fourth nationally.

Notes that more wind power was generated by Texan wind farms than any other wind power system in the country, setting a new national record.

The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) is a source of data and reports on wind energy investments and generation in Ohio.

Its interim CEO, Rob Gramlich, highlighted the benefits of the production tax credit extension for the wind energy industry.

This association has proposed phasing out the Production Tax Credit.