Thanks to a combination of improvements in technology and federal and state tax incentives, wind power has spread quickly across the U.S. From 2008 to 2013, the cost of wind energy dropped by about a third; in some parts of the country, it’s the cheapest electricity source available. For a better look at the rise of wind power in the U.S, check out this chart.
Wind power is cheapest electricity source in the U.S. and capacity is soaring
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