Sentence examples for total wind capacity from inspiring English sources

South Texas now accounts for roughly one-ninth of the state's total wind capacity.

Of the 62GW – equivalent to almost half of Europe's total wind capacity – installed in 2015, almost 50% was in China.

Its total wind capacity more than doubled from 2006 to 2007, will almost double again (to 10 Gigawatts) this year, and will accelerate by 2020.

While China leads all nations in total wind capacity, Denmark rules on a per capita basis, followed by Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Germany, and Ireland.

We make use of the several years' historical hourly wind speed data of Zhangbei wind farm in North China with a total wind capacity of 680 MW.

The Russian Wind Energy Association predicts that if Russia achieves its goal of having 4.5% of its energy come from renewable sources by 2020, the country will have a total wind capacity of 7 GW.

The country added 6.3 gW of capacity in 2008, doubling its total wind power capacity to 12.2 gW, in the process becoming the world's second-biggest wind turbine buyer behind the U.S. and the world's fourth-biggest producer of wind power after the U.S., Germany and Spain, according to the annual report of the World Wind Energy Association.

According to global wind report 2011 [3] from European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), around 2 × 104 MW [3] of new wind energy capacity were installed in China in 2011, and the total wind installed capacity reached about 6.5 × 104 MW by the end of 2011.

The United States, the world's biggest source of wind energy, installed five times Australia's total wind energy capacity in 2008 alone.

It has doubled its total wind energy capacity in each of the past four years, and is poised to pass the United States as soon as this year as the world's largest market for wind power equipment.

For example, China again cemented its position as the most attractive market for renewable energy investment with total wind energy capacity soaring 64percentnt year-on-year to 42GW, while the US market continued to expand after the Obama administration extended its high-profile Treasury Grant Program and announced plans for new clean energy targets.