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Share of primary energy from wind, 2019[1]
Global growth of installed capacity[2]
Global growth of installed capacity[2]

The worldwide total cumulative installed electricity generation capacity from wind power has increased rapidly since the start of the third millennium, and as of the end of 2019, it amounts to 651 GW. Since 2010 more than half of all new wind power was added outside the traditional markets of Europe and North America, mainly driven by the continuing boom in China and India. At the end of 2015, China had 145 GW of wind power installed.[3] In 2015, China installed close to half the world's added wind power capacity. However, as of 2019, wind provided only 5% of China's power.[4]

Wind power is used on a commercial basis in more than half of all the countries of the world.[5] By 2018, several countries have achieved high levels of wind power penetration, such as 41% of stationary electricity production in Denmark, 28% in Ireland, 24% in Portugal, 21% in Germany and 19% in Spain.[6] In November 2018 wind power generation in Scotland was higher than the country's electricity consumption during the month.[7] Wind power's share of worldwide electricity usage at the end of 2018 was 4.8%,[8] up from 3.1% four years earlier.[9] In Europe, its share of power generation capacity was 18.8% in 2018.[5] Upcoming wind power markets rose from 8% to 10% in 2018 across middle East Latin America south East Asia and Africa.[10]

Global deployment figures

This section provides end-of-year figures of worldwide installed wind power capacity by country, including both onshore and offshore. The data is sourced from Global Wind Energy Council.[11] In 2018, global wind power capacity increased by 51 GW to 591 GW, an increase of 9.6% compared to the end of 2017.[12]

Top 10 countries by added wind capacity in 2018[13][14]
ChinaUnited StatesGermanyIndiaBrazilUnited KingdomFranceMexicoSwedenUnited KingdomWind power by country
  •   China: 23,000 MW (44.8%)
  •   United States: 7,588 MW (14.8%)
  •   Germany: 3,371 MW (6.6%)
  •   India: 2,191 MW (4.3%)
  •   Brazil: 1,939 MW (3.8%)
  •   United Kingdom: 1,901 MW (3.7%)
  •   France: 1,565 MW (3.0%)
  •   Mexico: 929 MW (1.8%)
  •   Sweden: 720 MW (1.4%)
  •   Canada: 566 MW (1.1%)
  •   Rest of the world: 7,546 MW (14.7%)
Top 10 countries by cumulative wind capacity in 2019[15]
ChinaUnited StatesGermanyIndiaSpainUnited KingdomFranceBrazilCanadaItalyWind power by country
  •   China: 236,402 MW (36.3%)
  •   United States: 105,466 MW (16.2%)
  •   Germany: 61,357 MW (9.4%)
  •   India: 37,506 MW (5.8%)
  •   Spain: 25,808 MW (4.0%)
  •   United Kingdom: 23,515 MW (3.6%)
  •   France: 16,643 MW (2.6%)
  •   Brazil: 15,452 MW (2.4%)
  •   Canada: 13,413 MW (2.1%)
  •   Italy: 10,512 MW (1.6%)
  •   Rest of the world: 104,684 MW (16.1%)
Number of countries with wind capacities in the gigawatt-scale
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20
30
40
2005
2010
2015
2019
Growing number of wind gigawatt-markets
  Countries above the 1-GW mark
  • 2019 Ukraine
    2018 Pakistan Egypt Morocco
    2017 Norway
    2016 Chile Uruguay South Korea
    2015 South Africa Finland
    2012 Mexico Romania
    2011 Brazil Belgium
    2010 Austria Poland Turkey
    2009 Greece
    2008 Republic of Ireland Australia Sweden
    2006 Canada France
    2005 United Kingdom China Japan Portugal
    2004 Netherlands Italy
    1999 Spain India
    1997 Denmark
    1995 Germany
    1986 United States
  Countries above the 10-GW mark
  • 2018 Italy
    2016 Brazil
    2015 Canada France
    2013 United Kingdom
    2009 India
    2008 China
    2006 United States Spain
    2002 Germany
  Countries above the 100-GW mark
  • 2019 United States
    2014 China                  
Installed wind power capacity (MW) [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23]
# Country or territory 2006 2007 2008[24] 2009[25] 2010[26] 2011[27] 2012[28] 2013[29] 2014[30] 2015[3] 2016[31] 2017[32] 2018[33] 2019[15]
1 China China 2,599 5,912 12,210 25,104 44,733 62,733 75,564 91,412 114,763 145,104 168,690 188,232 211,392 236,402
European Union European Union 48,122 56,614 65,255 74,919 84,278 93,957 106,454 117,384 128,752 141,579 153,730 169,319 178,826 192,020
2 United States United States 11,603 16,819 25,170 35,159 40,200 46,919 60,007 61,110 65,879 74,472 82,183 89,077 96,665 105,466
3 Germany Germany 20,622 22,247 23,903 25,777 27,214 29,060 31,332 34,250 39,165 44,947 50,019 56,132 59,311 61,357
4 India India 6,270 7,850 9,587 10,925 13,064 16,084 18,421 20,150 22,465 27,151 28,665 32,848 35,129 37,506
5 Spain Spain 11,630 15,145 16,740 19,149 20,676 21,674 22,796 22,959 22,987 23,025 23,075 23,170 23,494 25,808
6 United Kingdom United Kingdom 1,963 2,389 3,288 4,070 5,203 6,540 8,445 10,711 12,440 13,603 15,030 18,872 20,970 23,515
7 France France 1,589 2,477 3,426 4,410 5,660 6,800 7,196 8,243 9,285 10,358 12,065 13,759 15,309 16,643
8 Brazil Brazil 237 247 339 606 932 1,509 2,508 3,466 5,939 8,715 10,740 12,763 14,707 15,452
9 Canada Canada[34] 1,460 1,846 2,369 3,319 4,008 5,265 6,200 7,823 9,694 11,205 11,898 12,239 12,816 13,413
10 Italy Italy 2,123 2,726 3,537 4,850 5,797 6,747 8,144 8,558 8,663 8,958 9,257 9,479 9,958 10,512
11 Sweden Sweden 571 831 1,067 1,560 2,163 2,970 3,745 4,382 5,425 6,025 6,519 6,691 7,407 8,804
12 Turkey Turkey[35] 65 207 433 801 1,329 1,799 2,312 2,958 3,763 4,718 6,101 6,516 7,369 8,056
13 Mexico Mexico 84 85 85 520 733 873 1,370 1,859 2,551 3,073 3,527 4,005 4,935 6,215
14 Australia Australia[36] 651 824 1,306 1,712 1,991 2,176 2,584 3,239 3,806 4,187 4,327 4,557 5,362 6,199
15 Denmark Denmark 3,140 3,129 3,164 3,465 3,752 3,871 4,162 4,807 4,845 5,063 5,227 5,476 5,758 6,128
16 Poland Poland 153 276 472 725 1,107 1,616 2,497 3,390 3,834 5,100 5,782 6,397 5,864 5,917
17 Portugal Portugal 1,716 2,130 2,862 3,535 3,702 4,083 4,525 4,730 4,914 5,079 5,316 5,316 5,380 5,437
18 Netherlands Netherlands 1,571 1,759 2,237 2,223 2,237 2,328 2,391 2,671 2,805 3,431 4,328 4,341 4,471 4,600
19 Republic of Ireland Ireland 746 805 1,245 1,260 1,379 1,614 1,738 2,049 2,272 2,486 2,830 3,127 3,564 4,155
20 Japan Japan 1,309 1,528 1,880 2,056 2,304 2,501 2,614 2,669 2,789 3,038 3,234 3,400 3,661 3,923
21 Belgium Belgium 194 287 384 563 911 1,078 1,375 1,651 1,959 2,229 2,386 2,843 3,360 3,879
22 Greece Greece 758 873 990 1,087 1,208 1,629 1,749 1,866 1,980 2,152 2,374 2,651 2,844 3,576
23 Austria Austria 965 982 995 995 1,011 1,084 1,378 1,684 2,095 2,412 2,632 2,828 3,045 3,159
24 Romania Romania 2 7 10 14.1 462 982 1,905 2,599 2,953 2,976 3,028 3,029 3,029 3,029
25 Norway Norway[37][38][39] 325 333 428 431 441 512 704 811 819 838 838 1,162 1,675 2,444
26 Finland Finland 86 110 143 147 197 199 288 447 627 1,005 1,539 2,113 2,041 2,284
27 Chile Chile 20 168 172 205 331 836 933 1,424 1,540 1,621 2,150
28 South Africa South Africa 10 570 1,053 1,471 2,094 2,085 2,085
29 Uruguay Uruguay 43 56 59 701 845 1,210 1,505 1,516 1,647
30 Argentina Argentina 113 167 204 204 204 204 228 722 1,604
31 Thailand Thailand 7 112 223 223 223 430 648 778 1,538
32 Egypt Egypt 230 310 390 430 550 550 550 550 610 610 810 810 1,190 1,452
33 South Korea South Korea 176 192 278 348 379 407 483 561 609 852 1,089 1,136 1,302 1,420
34 Pakistan Pakistan[40] 255 591 792 1,189 1,238
35 Morocco Morocco 64 125 125 253 286 291 291 487 787 787 787 787 1,207 1,207
36 Ukraine Ukraine 86 89 90 94 87 151 302 371 498 514 526 593 533 1,170
37 Taiwan Taiwan 188 280 358 436 519 564 564 647 682 692 702 712
38 Bulgaria Bulgaria 36 70 120 177 500 612 674 681 691 691 691 691 691 691
39 New Zealand New Zealand 171 322 325 497 530 623 623 623 623 623 623 623 689 690
40 Croatia Croatia n/a n/a 69.4 104 152 187.4 207.1 302 347 387 422 613 613 652
41 Nicaragua Nicaragua 62 102 146 186 186 186 562 635
42 Lithuania Lithuania 56 50 54 91 163 203 263 279 279 315 493 493 439 548
43 Costa Rica Costa Rica 74 123 119 132 147 148 198 268 319 378 408 459
44 Tunisia Tunisia 54 104 245 245 245 358 248 449
45 Ethiopia Ethiopia 23 81 171 171 324 324 324 324 444
46 Philippines Philippines 66 216 216 427 427 427 427
47 Vietnam Vietnam 135 151 197 228 388
48 Peru Peru 146 148 148 243 243 375 375
49 Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 85 135 135 193 375
50 Serbia Serbia 10 10 18 374 374
51 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka 63 63 272 343 345 367
52 Kenya Kenya 26 26 26 338 338
53 Czech Republic Czech Republic 57 116 150 192 215 217 260 269 281 281 281 308 317 337
54 Hungary Hungary 61 65 127 201 295 329 329 329 329 329 329 329 329 329
55 Estonia Estonia 31.8 59 78 142 149 184 269 280 302 303 310 310 310 320
56 Iran Iran 47 67 82 91 91 91 91 91 n.a. 129 134 191 282
57 Honduras Honduras 102 102 126 176 180 225 274 274
58 Panama Panama 35 270 270 270 270 270
59 Russia Russia 17 17 17 141 191
60 Jordan Jordan 119 119 119 120 190
61 Cyprus Cyprus 147 158 158 158 158 158
62 Mongolia Mongolia 50 50 50 50 100 149 149
63 Luxembourg Luxembourg 58 58 100 120 120 136
Caribbean 191 250 250 250 200 218 n.a.
Pacific Islands 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 n.a.
Rest of Europe 3,815 4,956 5,715 6,543
Rest of Latin America & Caribbean 54 54 250 250 285
Rest of Africa & Middle East 1,165 1,255 129 151 159 159
Rest of Asia 71 87 167 70 70 n.a.
World total capacity (MW) 74,151 93,927 121,188 157,899 197,637 238,035 282,482 318,596 369,553 432,419 487,657 539,581 591,549 650,758

Historical wind power capacity

Electricity generation by wind 2017

Top wind power producing countries in 2017[45]
Country Wind-power
Production (TWh)
China 305
United States 257
Germany 106
United Kingdom 50.0
Spain 49.1
India 47.7
Brazil 42.3
Canada 28.8
France 24.7
Turkey 17.6

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