Search for and view Wind Energy Technologies Office fact sheets, reports and other publications using the following:

• Wind Energy Technologies Office Publication and Product Library
• Wind Technology Resource Center. 

Or see these key publications:

• Land-Based Wind Market Report: 2021 Edition
• Offshore Wind Market Report: 2021 Edition
• Distributed Wind Market Report: 2021 Edition
• North American Renewable Integration Study
• White House Fact Sheet: Biden Administration Jumpstarts Offshore Wind Energy Projects to Create Jobs
• Wind Program Peer Reviews
• Wind Vision Report
• National Offshore Wind Strategy: Facilitating the Development of the Offshore Wind Industry in the United States
• Assessing the Future of Distributed Wind: Opportunities for Behind-the-Meter Projects
• Enabling Wind Power Nationwide
• Wind R&D Newsletter
• WINDExchange Publications
• Wind Energy Technologies Office Accomplishments

The Wind Vision Report quantifies the economic, environmental, and social benefits of a robust wind energy future through 2050. The Wind Vision Report’s Study Scenario analyzes a future where 20% of U.S. electricity comes from wind in 2030 and 35% in 2050, and provides an overview of what wind-related jobs, manufacturing competiveness, and resource savings could look like in 2020, 2030, and 2050.

The Wind Vision report ends with a roadmap of technical, economic, and institutional activities to optimize wind’s potential contribution to a cleaner, more reliable, domestic energy generation portfolio, detailed in Chapter 4 (The Wind Vision Roadmap: A Pathway Forward) and Appendix M (Detailed Roadmap Actions). As the roadmap was intended to be updated periodically, feedback was elicited from wind researchers and other stakeholders throughout 2016–2017, culminating in an updated roadmap of detailed actions published in 2018.

WINDExchange is the U.S. Department of Energy's platform for disseminating credible information about wind energy and is also the home for the Wind for Schools project and Regional Resource Centers. You can also find wind-related resources including publications, webinars, and studies on the WINDExchange website.

These pages provide basic information about wind power, including how wind energy works and the history of wind energy.

Chart your path among the wind industry’s broad range of occupations and learn about experience and skills expectations, wage information, and educational requirements. 

A list of frequently asked questions and answers about wind energy.

A list of frequently asked questions and answers related to using a small wind energy system to power your home.

Browse photographs, videos, audio files, and animations about wind energy.

• Wind Technology Resource Center: technical resources on the specific technologies or wind energy research topics through publications, data, analysis, and research and development labs and facilities
• U.S. Wind Turbine Database: a comprehensive dataset of U.S. wind turbine locations and characteristics that is updated quarterly
• Tethys: a website facilitating data sharing and the exchange of information on the environmental effects of offshore wind technology and development
• OpenEl: Wind Power: a wiki featuring topics crowd-sourced from industry and government agencies
• Wind Energy Data and Information Gateway: an integrated online system for the archival, discovery, access, integration, and delivery of data and information.

• Wind Energy Technologies Office Projects Map: Provides details about the Wind Energy Technologies Office's research and development portfolio.
• U.S. Wind Turbine Database Viewer: the viewer for the U.S. Wind Turbine Database, a comprehensive dataset of U.S. wind turbine locations and characteristics that is updated quarterly.
• WINDExchange Wind Energy Maps: Shows the existing wind capacity and the potential wind resources up to 140 meters above ground, including land-based and offshore maps. 

Find other sources of information about wind energy, as well as current research and programs in this field.