Wind power by country#Installed capacity

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| 2019

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| 2018

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| 2017

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| 2016

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| 2015

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| 2012

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| 2011

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| 2010

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| 2009

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| 2008

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| 2006

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| 2005

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| {{flagicon|CHN}}

| {{flagicon|JP}}

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| 2004

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| {{flagicon|ITA}}

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| 1999

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| 1997

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| 1995

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| 1986

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| 2018

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| 2016

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| 2015

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| 2013

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| 2009

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| 2008

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| 2006

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| 2002

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The following table lists these data for each country:

• total generation from wind in terawatt-hours,
• percent of that country's generation that was wind,
• total wind capacity in gigawatts,
• percent growth in wind capacity, and
• the wind capacity factor for that year.

Data are sourced from Ember and refer to the year 2024 unless otherwise specified.{{cite web |url = https://ember-climate.org/data-catalogue/yearly-electricity-data/ |title = Yearly electricity data |date = 2025 |website = ember-climate.org |access-date = 14 May 2025}} The table only includes countries with more than 0.1 TWh of generation.

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