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Wind Farm Power Plant

A wind farm power plant, also known as a wind power plant, is a group of wind turbines that are used to generate electricity from wind energy. Wind turbines are tall towers with blades that spin when wind blows over them. This rotation generates electricity through the use of generators that are connected to the turbine blades.

Wind farms can range in size from a few turbines to hundreds of turbines, and are usually located in areas with consistent wind patterns, such as hills, mountain passes, and near coastlines.

The electricity generated by wind turbines is often used to supplement or replace traditional sources of energy, such as fossil fuels. Wind energy is considered a clean and renewable source of energy, as it does not produce greenhouse gas emissions or other pollutants.

Wind farms can be owned and operated by private companies, utilities, or even individuals who want to generate their own electricity. They can also be owned by communities or municipalities as a way to generate revenue and reduce dependence on non-renewable energy sources.

20 largest wind farms in the world
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20 largest wind farms in the world

Here’s a table showing the 20 largest wind farms in the world based on their installed capacity:

Rank Wind Farm Country Capacity (MW)
1 Gansu Wind Farm, China China 7,965
2 Jiuquan Wind Power Base, China 6,800
3 Alta Wind Energy Center USA 3,965
4 Roscoe Wind Farm USA 1,780
5 Horse Hollow Wind Energy Center USA 1,685
6 Shepherds Flat Wind Farm USA 845
7 Fosen Vind Norway 1,000
8 London Array UK 630
9 Anholt Offshore Wind Farm Denmark 400
10 XEMC Darwind Hengtong, China 400
11 Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm UK 317
12 Macarthur Wind Farm Australia 420
13 Gemini Wind Farm, Netherlands 600
14 Muppandal Wind Farm India 150
15 Rosarito Wind Farm Mexico 264
16 Penonome Wind Farm Panama 270
17 Tarfaya Wind Farm Morocco 301.6
18 Rampion Offshore Wind Farm UK 400
19 Ocotillo Wind Energy Facility USA 265
20 West of Duddon Sands UK 389

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List of Wind Power Plants by Country and Region

Central American countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity , based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Costa Rica 30+ 212+
Nicaragua 25+ 100+
Honduras 51+ 126+
Panama 29+ 100+
Guatemala 30+ 100+
Dominican Rep. 30+ 100+

South American countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Brazil 695 18,451
Argentina 38 1,233
Chile 27 1,387
Uruguay 21 845
Peru 4 124
Ecuador 1 16
Colombia 1 19

North American and Russian countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
United States 130 129,077
Canada 13 1,778
Mexico 40 3,033
Russia 63 1,267

Andean countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Argentina 38 1,233
Chile 27 1,387
Peru 4 124
Ecuador 1 16
Colombia 1 19
Venezuela 1 20

Wind power plants in Australia, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

State/Territory Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
New South Wales 24 1,927
Victoria 16 1,229
South Australia 17 1,592
Queensland 9 707
Western Australia 7 662
Tasmania 1 168

Caribbean countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Dominican Republic 10 305
Jamaica 3 62
Guadeloupe 2 12
Martinique 1 4.7
Aruba 1 3
Puerto Rico 1 2.5
Cuba 1 1.5
Bonaire 1 0.1
Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
St. Kitts and Nevis 1 1.8
St. Lucia 1 1.3
Turks and Caicos 1 0.8
St. Vincent and the Grenadines 1 0.5

European countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Germany 32,942 63,803
Spain 24,107 28,433
United Kingdom 10,877 24,635
France 7,630 16,433
Italy 7,343 10,199
Turkey 39 7,673
Sweden 3,701 7,420
Poland 2,852 6,160
Denmark 1,527 5,919
Portugal 444 5,455
Netherlands 3,032 4,456
Austria 1,129 3,679
Norway 1,061 3,542
Greece 519 2,547
Finland 193 2,137
Ireland 309 2,133
Belgium 557 1,992
Romania 313 1,907
Ukraine 196 643
Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Bulgaria 141 681
Croatia 72 464
Czech Republic 54 350
Serbia 20 102
Hungary 59 329
Lithuania 23 280
Latvia 22 57
Estonia 19 54
Bosnia & Herzegovina 6 49
Slovakia 10 35
Iceland 2 25
Slovenia 9 22
Luxembourg 4 19
Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Switzerland 8 16
Cyprus 1 0.1

Asian countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
China 281,290 281,348
India 39,275 39,261
Kazakhstan 262 419
Japan 3,447 6,261
Iran 321 930
Pakistan 35 1,215
Mongolia 11 113
South Korea 1,098 2,616
Philippines 1 33
Thailand 7 207
Vietnam 11 159
Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Turkey 39 7,673
Uzbekistan 1 0.15
Taiwan 705 4,113
Sri Lanka 15 140
Indonesia 8 30
Bangladesh 1 2.4
Kyrgyzstan 16 197.3
Nepal 5 14.4
Jordan 10 291.9
Lebanon 1 30

African countries that have wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA):

Country Number of Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
Egypt 1 550
Morocco 37 1,303.68
Tunisia 2 104.5
Senegal 2 159.6
Mauritania 1 30
Djibouti 1 41
Ethiopia 6 324
Kenya 18 686
Rwanda 1 9.9
Tanzania 3 213.7
Uganda 1 10.8
Cameroon 1 0.05


Offshore wind power plants, the number of wind power plants, and their capacity based on data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), sorted by country:

Country Number of Offshore Wind Power Plants Total Capacity (MW)
United Kingdom 44 10,428
Germany 32 7,716
China 29 6,008
Belgium 8 2,262
Denmark 8 1,703
Netherlands 7 1,404
South Korea 3 1,022
Taiwan 2 128
United States 2 30
Japan 1 135
Australia 1 120
France 1 2
Brazil 1 2.3
New Zealand 1 145

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