Why don't the former confederate states produce wind energy?

Hi Scott, Here are side by side images of what that particular area does not produce much, if any wind generated power. read more

Comparing the energy mix of the former Confederate States with the Union States shows that the lack of wind (as well as less coal, hydroelectric, and solar power) is compensated with a greater portion of natural gas. However this only explains where the power comes from, not why it doesn’t come from wind. read more

Through wind turbines. the wind turbine harnesse's the kinetic energy of the wind through moving rotors(blades) which turns a shaft that is connected to a generator which produces electricity. read more

Comparing the energy mix of the former Confederate States with the Union States shows that the lack of wind (as well as less coal, hydroelectric, and solar power) is compensated with a greater portion of natural gas. Source . However this only explains where the power comes from, not why it doesn’t come from wind. read more