Abstract: . . .  by the year 2020. • A single 1.5-megawatt wind turbine powers about 300 average American homes, year after year. • Wind energy projects in more than 30 states are supplying enough clean, home- grown electricity to power more than 2.3 million households. • Six percent of the nation’s electricity from wind would equal 100,000 megawatts per year or enough power . . .
. . .  from unstable countries like Nigeria and Russia. • U.S. winds could generate more electricity in 15 years than all of Saudi Arabia’s oil, without being depleted. • Because wind is renewable, its price is stable once a wind farm is installed, and is not affected by disruptions in oil shipping or other problems that affect international energy supplies and prices. . . .
. . .  100,000 megawatts per year or enough power for 25 million average American homes (about 15 times the existing capacity at the end of 2004). • Forty-six of the fifty states contain wind resources suitable for commercial development.  . . .
. . .  could provide at least six percent of America’s electricity by the year 2020. • A single 1.5-megawatt wind turbine powers about 300 average American homes, year after year. • Wind energy projects in more than 30 states are supplying enough clean, home- grown electricity to power more than 2.3 million households. • Six percent of the nation’s electricity from . . .
. . .  www.windenergyworks.org 1 o Clean, renewable, wind energy produces pollution-free electricity that powers millions of American homes. Clean, renewable wind energy supports energy independence and produces jobs and tax revenue for people here at home. America needs more wind energy development for its environmental, economic and energy security contributions to our society. . . .
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