State ranking · Final EIA-860 2024

States Ranked by Renewable Capacity Share

Which state portfolios have the highest renewable share?

#1Washington81.0%25,657 MW renewable

Definition

What this ranking measures

Renewable share divides selected renewable nameplate capacity by total state nameplate capacity. Storage is excluded because it shifts electricity rather than identifying the original energy source.

Top 10

Renewable share

Ranked high to low
1Washington81.0%2Vermont79.4%3Idaho77.4%4Oregon74.6%5South Dakota69.4%6Washington, D.C.65.4%7Montana64.4%8Iowa56.9%9Maine53.6%10New Mexico53.1%

Complete ranking

All qualifying states

51 entries
RankStateRenewable shareContextProfile
1WashingtonWA81.0%25,657 MW renewableOpen profile →
2VermontVT79.4%725 MW renewableOpen profile →
3IdahoID77.4%4,497 MW renewableOpen profile →
4OregonOR74.6%13,759 MW renewableOpen profile →
5South DakotaSD69.4%5,319 MW renewableOpen profile →
6Washington, D.C.DC65.4%43 MW renewableOpen profile →
7MontanaMT64.4%4,764 MW renewableOpen profile →
8IowaIA56.9%13,899 MW renewableOpen profile →
9MaineME53.6%3,129 MW renewableOpen profile →
10New MexicoNM53.1%6,862 MW renewableOpen profile →
11North DakotaND50.4%5,122 MW renewableOpen profile →
12CaliforniaCA45.8%46,739 MW renewableOpen profile →
13KansasKS44.7%9,187 MW renewableOpen profile →
14ColoradoCO41.4%8,972 MW renewableOpen profile →
15OklahomaOK40.9%14,094 MW renewableOpen profile →
16NevadaNV40.8%7,436 MW renewableOpen profile →
17TexasTX36.7%65,851 MW renewableOpen profile →
18MinnesotaMN36.6%7,231 MW renewableOpen profile →
19WyomingWY36.3%4,272 MW renewableOpen profile →
20NebraskaNE35.0%4,005 MW renewableOpen profile →
21MassachusettsMA31.3%3,991 MW renewableOpen profile →
22VirginiaVA30.7%9,451 MW renewableOpen profile →
23UtahUT27.6%2,946 MW renewableOpen profile →
24New YorkNY27.1%11,925 MW renewableOpen profile →
25HawaiiHI26.5%952 MW renewableOpen profile →
26ArizonaAZ26.2%9,518 MW renewableOpen profile →
27South CarolinaSC24.4%6,549 MW renewableOpen profile →
28North CarolinaNC24.2%9,589 MW renewableOpen profile →
29MichiganMI23.1%7,796 MW renewableOpen profile →
30GeorgiaGA22.8%9,716 MW renewableOpen profile →
31Rhode IslandRI21.7%545 MW renewableOpen profile →
32IllinoisIL21.7%10,958 MW renewableOpen profile →
33New HampshireNH21.0%994 MW renewableOpen profile →
34TennesseeTN21.0%4,901 MW renewableOpen profile →
35IndianaIN20.6%6,291 MW renewableOpen profile →
36WisconsinWI20.2%3,793 MW renewableOpen profile →
37ArkansasAR19.1%3,423 MW renewableOpen profile →
38MissouriMO18.2%4,045 MW renewableOpen profile →
39AlaskaAK18.0%561 MW renewableOpen profile →
40FloridaFL15.6%12,141 MW renewableOpen profile →
41AlabamaAL14.2%4,660 MW renewableOpen profile →
42OhioOH13.8%4,588 MW renewableOpen profile →
43MarylandMD12.2%1,577 MW renewableOpen profile →
44New JerseyNJ10.4%1,877 MW renewableOpen profile →
45PennsylvaniaPA10.1%5,356 MW renewableOpen profile →
46MississippiMS9.8%1,717 MW renewableOpen profile →
47West VirginiaWV8.6%1,370 MW renewableOpen profile →
48KentuckyKY7.6%1,641 MW renewableOpen profile →
49LouisianaLA6.2%1,749 MW renewableOpen profile →
50ConnecticutCT5.9%635 MW renewableOpen profile →
51DelawareDE3.3%114 MW renewableOpen profile →

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