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* In 2019, wind turbines in [[Iowa]] generated more electricity than the state's coal-fired power plants for the first time. [[Coal]] generated 35% of the state's net electricity, down from 59% five years earlier. During the same period, wind power grew from 29% of the state's net generation to 42% in 2019. <ref> https://www.eia.gov/state/analysis.php?sid=IA</ref>
* In 2019, wind turbines in [[Iowa]] generated more electricity than the state's coal-fired power plants for the first time. [[Coal]] generated 35% of the state's net electricity, down from 59% five years earlier. During the same period, wind power grew from 29% of the state's net generation to 42% in 2019. <ref> https://www.eia.gov/state/analysis.php?sid=IA</ref>
* [[Texas]] leads the nation in wind-powered generation and produced about 28% of all U.S. wind-powered electricity in 2020. Wind power surpassed the state's nuclear generation for the first time in 2014 and produced more than twice as much electricity as the state's two [[nuclear power]] plants combined in 2020.<ref>https://www.eia.gov/state/?sid=TX</ref>
==Common Wind Turbines for Producing Energy <ref> https://blog.arcadia.com/types-of-wind-turbines-being-used-today/</ref> ==
==Common Wind Turbines for Producing Energy <ref> https://blog.arcadia.com/types-of-wind-turbines-being-used-today/</ref> ==