The chart highlights that Iowa leads renewable energy generation with 950 GWh, accounting for 33% of the total output, showcasing its strong investment in wind power. Washington follows closely with 850 GWh, representing 30%, driven largely by hydroelectric capacity. New York contributes 780 GWh, making up 27%, reflecting its mix of renewable sources. California, known for its solar initiatives, generates 150 GWh, while Texas produces 120 GWh, each contributing 5% to the overall renewable energy share. The dominance of Iowa, Washington, and New York reflects the strategic growth of renewable energy in states with abundant wind, water, and clean energy resources. Meanwhile, California and Texas maintain a steady presence through advanced solar and wind energy infrastructure, underscoring regional diversification in the U.S. renewable energy landscape.
| Labels | Gigawatt Hours (GWh) |
|---|---|
| California | 150 |
| Texas | 120 |
| Iowa | 950 |
| Washington | 850 |
| New York | 780 |
