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American Wind Energy Association
U.S. Wind Industry Fourth Quarter 2014 Market Report
A product of AWEA Data Services
Released January 28, 2015
In the fourth quarter of 2014, the American wind energy industry installed 3,600 megawatts (MW). In total during 2014, 4,854 megawatts (MW) were installed, nearly five times more than the industry installed in 2013. The U.S. now has an installed wind capacity of 65,879 MW.
There are over 12,700 MW of wind currently under construction, with more than 3,300 MW of power purchase agreements signed in 2014.
American Wind Energy Association
U.S. Wind Industry Second Quarter 2017 Market Report
A product of AWEA Data Services
Released July 27, 2017
The U.S. wind industry reported 25,819 megawatts (MW) of wind capacity under construction or in advanced development as of the end of the second quarter of 2017, a 41% year-over-year increase.
Project developers installed 357 MW during the second quarter, bringing year-to-date installations to 2,357 MW. There are now 84,405 MW of installed wind capacity in the United States.
Power purchase agreements (PPA) representing 1,697 MW were signed during the second quarter, contributing to a total of 3,443 MW of PPAs announced in 2017. Six corporate purchasers signed wind PPAs for the first time.
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Table of Contents
Key Takeaways 3
U.S. Wind Power Capacity Growth
U.S. Annual and Cumulative Wind Power Capacity Growth 4
U.S. Wind Power Capacity Installations, by Quarter 5
U.S. Installed Wind Power Capacity, by State 6
U.S. Wind Power Capacity Installed during Second Quarter 2017, by State 7
U.S. Installed Wind Power Capacity, Top States 8
Wind Power Capacity Under Construction or in Advanced Development 9
Wind Power Capacity Under Construction 10
Map of Wind Power Capacity Under Construction 11
Map of Wind Power Capacity in Advanced Development Full Version Only
Wind Power Capacity in Advanced Development Full Version Only
Wind Power Procurement Activity
Wind Power Capacity Offtake Status Full Version Only
Power Purchase Agreements Signed during 2017 Full Version Only
Map of Power Purchase Agreements Signed during 2017 Full Version Only
Project Acquisition Activity Full Version Only
Market Share for Turbine Manufacturers Full Version Only
U.S. Offshore Wind Energy Activity Full Version Only
Appendices
Map of Projects Online during 2017, Under Construction, or in Advanced Development 12
Utility-Scale Wind Projects Completed during 2017 13
Utility-Scale Wind Projects Under Construction Full Version Only
Utility-Scale Wind Projects in Advanced Development Full Version Only
New Power Purchase Agreements Full Version Only
New Project Acquisition Activity Full Version Only
Electric Utility Requests for Proposals (RFPs) Full Version Only
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Key Takeaways
2017 Wind Project Installations
• The U.S. wind industry installed 357 MW of wind capacity during the second quarter, bringing year-to-date installations to 2,357 MW.
• Four states commissioned a total of 143 turbines across six projects during the second quarter. Kansas led with 178 MW, followed by North Dakota (150 MW), Iowa (22 MW), and Nebraska (7 MW).
• Kansas became the fifth state in the U.S. to surpass 5,000 MW installed capacity.
• There are now 84,405 MW of installed wind capacity in the United States, with more than 52,000 wind turbines operating in 41 states plus Guam and Puerto Rico.
• GE Renewable Energy, the newly merged Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, and Vestas installed a combined 97% of the 2,357 MW commissioned during the first half of 2017.
Wind Capacity Under Construction or in Advanced Development
• There are now 14,004 MW under construction and 11,815 MW in advanced development, a combined 25,819 MW of wind capacity, a 41% year-over-year increase and the highest level since AWEA began tracking both categories at the beginning of 2016.
• Project developers announced 2,495 MW in new construction activity and 1,346 MW in new advanced development activity during the second quarter, a combined 3,841 MW.
• 30% of combined activity is located in the Midwest, with an additional 27% located in Texas, and 22% in the Mountain West.
Wind Power Procurement Activity
• Project developers signed 1,697 MW of PPAs during the second quarter, contributing to a total of 3,443 MW of PPAs signed during 2017. PPA volume for the year is outpacing each of the last four years.
• Corporate customers represent 37% of total project capacity contracted during the second quarter (632 MW). All six companies, including Akamai Technologies, Apple, General Mills, Goldman Sachs, Partners HealthCare, and T-Mobile, signed U.S. wind PPAs for the first time.
• The remaining 1,065 MW of PPAs include the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) offshore renewable energy credit (OREC) orders awarded to two planned offshore wind energy projects for 20-year terms.
• Six requests for proposals (RFP) were released during the second quarter for up to 1,450 MW of wind-eligible capacity, including the state of Massachusetts’ request for a minimum of 400 MW (up to 800 MW) of offshore wind capacity.
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Note: Utility-scale wind capacity includes installations of wind turbines larger than 100-kW for the purpose of the AWEA U.S. Wind Industry Quarterly Market Reports. Annual capacity additions and cumulative capacity may not always add up due to decommissioned and repowered wind capacity. Wind capacity data for each year is continuously updated as information changes.
U.S. Annual and Cumulative Wind Power Capacity Growth
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Cumulative Capacity
Annual Capacity Installations
1Q Capacity Installations
2Q Capacity Installations
3Q Capacity Installations
4Q Capacity Installations
4,147 4,5576,222 6,619
8,99311,450
16,702
25,065
35,068
40,283
46,930
60,012
Win
d Po
wer
Cap
acity
(MW
)
61,110
65,877
73,894
82,04884,405
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U.S. Wind Power Capacity Installations, by Quarter
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acity
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3,080
1,221
1,589
4,114
541704 673
3,298
1,118 1,0501,205
3,446
1,695
1,211
1,837
8,385
2 070
1,016
217
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619419
3,600
333
1,661 1,603
5,001
520
310
895
6,478
2,000
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RI 54 CT 5
MA 115
HI206
ALMS
AR
LA
GA
KYVA
NC
SC
FL
NV152
MO659
IL4,026
IN1,897
WI648 MI
1,760
NY1,829
ME901
IA6,974
MN3,499
KS5,110
ND2,996
AZ268
CA5,561
CO3,026
DE 2
ID973
MD 191
MT695
NE1,335
NH 185
NJ 9
NM1,353
SD977
OH545
OK6,645
PA1,369
TN 29
TX21,044
UT391
VT 119
OR3,213
WA3,075
WV686
WY1,489
PR125
AK62
0 to 100 MW
>100 MW to 1,000 MW >1,000 MW to 5,000 MW >5,000 MW to 10,000 MW >10,000 MW
GU<1
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U.S. Installed Wind Power Capacity, by State
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U.S. Wind Power Capacity Installed during Second Quarter 2017, by State
RI CT
MA
HI
ALMS
AR
LA
GA
KYVA
NC
SC
FL
NV
MO
IL IN
WI MI
NY
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22
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150
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NM
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WY
AK
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TN
GU
IA
ND
178
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0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000 12,000 13,000 14,000 15,000 16,000 17,000 18,000 19,000 20,000 21,000 22,000
Nebraska 18New Mexico 17
Pennsylvania 16Wyoming 15Michigan 14New York 13
Indiana 12North Dakota 11
Colorado 10Washington 9
Oregon 8Minnesota 7
Illinois 6Kansas 5
California 4Oklahoma 3
Iowa 2Texas 1
Through 2016
1Q 2017
2Q 2017
U.S. Installed Wind Power Capacity, Top States
• Kansas became the fifth state in the U.S. to surpass 5,000 MW installed capacity.
• Four states commissioned a total of six projects (327 MW) during the second quarter. Kansas led with 178 MW, followed by North Dakota (150 MW), Iowa (22 MW), and Nebraska (7 MW).
• Texas continues to lead the nation with 21,044 MW of installed capacity, more than triple the installed capacity of any other state.
• Given construction activity, Oklahoma is on pace to overtake Iowa to become the second-ranked state in installed capacity by the end of 2017.
State 1Q 2017 2Q 2017 2017 Total
Texas 724 0 724
Kansas 481 178 659
North Dakota 99 150 249
New Mexico 242 0 242
North Carolina 208 0 208
Top Five States with Wind Power Capacity Additions (MW)
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• There are now 25,819 MW of wind power capacity under construction (14,004 MW) or in advanced development (11,815 MW), a 41% year-over-year increase.
• Project developers announced 3,841 MW in combined new activity during the second quarter, including 2,495 MW in new construction announcements and 1,346 MW in new advanced development announcements.
• The 25,819 MW is spread across 143 projects in 29 states. 30% of all activity is located in the Midwest, with an additional 27% located in Texas, 22% in the Mountain West, and 11% in the Plains states.
Wind Power Capacity Under Construction or in Advanced Development
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2Q171Q174Q163Q162Q161Q16
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acity
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25,819
23,977
21,344
23,280
18,279
15,2313,841 MW in new announcements
Under Construction End of Quarter Advanced Development End of Quarter Combined Total
Note: Project developer reported in second quarter of 2017 that the Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project started construction in the third quarter of 2016. Historical construction levels have been adjusted accordingly.
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Wind Power Capacity Under Construction
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2Q171Q174Q163Q162Q161Q164Q153Q152Q151Q154Q143Q142Q141Q144Q133Q132Q131Q134Q123Q122Q121Q12
Win
d Po
wer
Cap
acit
y (M
W)
New Under Construction in Quarter All Under Construction in Quarter Completed Capacity in Quarter
Note: Project developers self-report projects as under construction. The AWEA under construction definition is at the discretion of the project developer and may be different from the start construction definition under IRS Notices 2013-29 and 2013-60; projects are presumed to have taken steps to qualify for the PTC through safe harbor or physical construction.
• With 2,495 MW in new construction announcements, total construction activity increased by 16% over the previous quarter.
Note: Project developer reported in second quarter of 2017 that the Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project started construction in the third quarter of 2016. Historical construction levels have been adjusted accordingly.
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Map of Wind Power Capacity Under Construction
RI CT
HI
ALMS
AR
LA
GA
KYVA
NC
SC
FL
NV
MO300
IL 278
IN
WIMI
144
NY
ME23
IA338
MN201
KS
ND
AZ
CA236
CODE
ID
MD
MT345
NE189
NH
NJ
NM 1,058
SD
OH172
OK1,609
PA
TN
TX5,437
UT
VT 30
OR
WA
WV
WY
PR
AK
GU
0 to 250 MW >250 MW to 500 MW >500 MW to 1,000 MW >2,000 MW
76 220
90
>1,000 MW to 2,000 MW
MA 2158
983,000
• Total construction activity spans 74 projects in 21 states.
• Texas led the nation with 723 MW in new construction announcements, followed by Oklahoma (696 MW) and Iowa (338 MW).
• Texas continues to lead with a 39% share of total construction activity. An additional 30% is located in the Mountain West, with 13% located in both the Plains states and the Midwest.
Note: Project developers self-report projects as under construction. The AWEA under construction definition is at the discretion of the project developer and may be different from the start construction definition under IRS Notices 2013-29 and 2013-60; projects are presumed to have taken steps to qualify for the PTC through safe harbor or physical construction.
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Map of Projects Online during 2017, Under Construction, or in Advanced Development
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Utility-Scale Wind Projects Completed during 2017
State Project Phase Name
Project Capacity (MW) Turbine OEM Turbine Model Project Developer Project Owner Power Purchaser
First Quarter 2017
HI Lalamilo Wells Repowering 3.30 Vestas V47 Lalamilo Wind Company LLC Lalamilo Wind Company LLC Hawaii County Department of Water Supply
IA 30 MW Iowa DG Portfolio 30.00 Nordex USA AW125/3000 Optimum Renewables Building Energy Wind Iowa Interstate Power & Light
IA August Wind Energy LLC 1.79 GE Renewable Energy 1.7-100 Greenfield Power August Wind Energy LLC Central Iowa Power Cooperative
IA Birch Power LLC 1.79 GE Renewable Energy 1.7-100 Greenfield Power Birch Power LLC Central Iowa Power Cooperative
IA Mason Wind LLC Perry 6.00 HZ Windpower H111-2000 Mason Wind LLC Mason Wind LLC Interstate Power & Light
IA Roseman Energy LLC 1.79 GE Renewable Energy 1.7-100 Greenfield Power Roseman Energy LLC Central Iowa Power Cooperative
KS Cimarron Bend II 200.00 Vestas V110-2.0 Enel Green Power North America; Tradewind Energy
Enel Green Power North America; GE Energy Financial Services
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities
KS Western Plains 280.60 Siemens SWT-2.3-108 Infinity Wind Power Westar Energy Westar Energy
MD Crisfield Waste Water Treatment Plant 0.75 Aeronautica 54-750 Crisfield Wastewater Treatment
PlantCrisfield Wastewater Treatment Plant
Crisfield Wastewater Treatment Plant, Excess to Delmarva Power
MI Deerfield 149.00 Vestas V110-2.0 Algonquin Power; RES Americas Algonquin Power Wolverine Power Supply
NC Amazon Wind Farm US East 208.00 Gamesa G114-2.0 Avangrid Renewables Avangrid Renewables Amazon Web Services
ND Oliver III 99.25 GE Renewable Energy 1.7-100; 2.0-116 NextEra Energy Resources NextEra Energy Resources Minnkota Power
NM Broadview Energy JN LLC 98.90 (of 181.70) Siemens SWT-2.3-108 National Renewable Solutions;
Pattern Energy Group LP Pattern Energy Group LP Southern California Edison
NM Broadview Energy KW LLC 142.60 Siemens SWT-2.3-108 National Renewable Solutions; Pattern Energy Group LP Pattern Energy Group LP Southern California Edison
NY Seneca Nation 1.50 VENSYS VENSYS 82 Seneca Nation of Indians Seneca Nation of Indians Seneca Nation of Indians, Excess to National Grid
OR Benson Creek 10.00 GE Renewable Energy 2.0-116 Oregon Windfarms LLC Oregon International Holdings LLC Idaho Power
OR Durbin Creek 10.00 GE Renewable Energy 2.0-116 Oregon Windfarms LLC D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments LLC Idaho Power
OR Jett Creek 10.00 GE Renewable Energy 2.0-116 Oregon Windfarms LLC Homestead Windfarm LLC Idaho Power
OR Prospector 10.00 GE Renewable Energy 2.0-116 Oregon Windfarms LLC D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments LLC Idaho Power
OR Willow Spring 10.00 GE Renewable Energy 2.0-116 Oregon Windfarms LLC 8030 Companies Inc. Idaho Power
RI WED Coventry 5 1.50 VENSYS VENSYS 82 Wind Energy Development LLC Wind Energy Development LLC National Grid
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State Project Phase Name
Project Capacity (MW) Turbine OEM Turbine Model Project Developer Project Owner Power Purchaser
TX Bethel 276.00 GE Renewable Energy 2.3-116 Invenergy; Orion Energy Southern Power Google Energy (225 MW); Merchant (51 MW)
TX Broadview Energy JN LLC 82.80 (of 181.70) Siemens SWT-2.3-108 National Renewable Solutions;
Pattern Energy Group LP Pattern Energy Group LP Southern California Edison
TX Cotton Plains Wind 50.40 GE Renewable Energy 2.4-107 Apex Clean Energy Northleaf Capital Partners Defense Logistics Agency
TX Falvez Astra 163.20 GE Renewable Energy 2.4-107 WindHQ WindHQ Merchant (ERCOT)
TX Old Settler Wind 151.20 GE Renewable Energy 2.4-107 Apex Clean Energy Northleaf Capital Partners Allianz Risk Transfer
Second Quarter 2017
IA Mason Wind LLC Dyersville 6.00 HZ Windpower H111-2000 Mason Wind LLC Mason Wind LLC Interstate Power & Light
IA Mason Wind LLC Fairbank 6.00 HZ Windpower H111-2000 Mason Wind LLC Mason Wind LLC Interstate Power & Light
IA Mason Wind LLC Mason City 10.00 HZ Windpower H111-2000 Mason Wind LLC Mason Wind LLC Interstate Power & Light
KS Bloom 178.20 Vestas V117-3.3 Capital Power Capital Power Microsoft
ND Lindahl 150.00 Vestas V100-2.0 Enel Green Power North America; Tradewind Energy
Enel Green Power North America; GE Energy Financial Services Basin Electric Power Cooperative
NE Creston Ridge Expansion 6.90 GE Renewable Energy 2.3-116 Bluestem Energy Solutions Bluestem Energy Solutions Loup River Public Power District
Utility-Scale Wind Projects Completed during 2017
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For additional AWEA industry data & analysis, please visit www.awea.org/marketreports where you can download previous versions of the Quarterly Market Reports and the latest Annual Market Report.
The AWEA U.S. Wind Industry Second Quarter 2017 Market Report can be accessed at www.awea.org/2Q2017.
Access AWEA Market Database Pro at www.awea.org/database for a comprehensive database of all online, under construction, and advanced development wind projects with turbine level data,
and active wind-related manufacturing facilities.
For a spreadsheet with underlying data or with any corrections, please contact Hannah Hunt at [email protected].
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AWEA Industry Data & Analysis
New Data Products in 2017
AWEA released its ninth annual “U.S. Wind Industry Annual Market Report Year Ending 2016” on April 11th, 2017.
The 164-page report provides a comprehensive review of U.S. wind industry trends, detailed market rankings, wind project activity, jobs growth, economic benefits, manufacturing data, and more.
Members can download the report for free and non-members can purchase the report at http://www.awea.org/amr2016.
AWEA’s new report “Property Tax Treatment of Commercial Wind Energy Projects” provides a comparative overview of state property tax treatment in the 40 states with operational wind projects at the end of 2016.
Created in partnership with the law firm Polsinelli, the report is designed to help AWEA members navigate the complex and varying property tax structures among different states and localities, and act as an educational tool for state level policy advocacy.
Members can download the report for free at http://www.awea.org/propertytax.