Special Report
States Producing the Most Renewable Energy
April 20, 2017 6:37 pm
Last Updated: January 12, 2020 12:48 pm
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50. Delaware
> Electricity from renewables: 1.7%
> Total electricity generation: 7,810 GWh (4th lowest)
> Largest renewable growth: Other biomass
> 10-yr. renewable energy growth: N/A
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49. Ohio
> Electricity from renewables: 2.1%
> Total electricity generation: 121,893 GWh (10th highest)
> Largest renewable growth: Wind
> 10-yr. renewable energy growth: 130.6% (13th highest)
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48. New Jersey
> Electricity from renewables: 2.2%
> Total electricity generation: 74,609 GWh (22nd highest)
> Largest renewable growth: Other biomass
> 10-yr. renewable energy growth: 68.5% (21st highest)
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47. Florida
> Electricity from renewables: 2.3%
> Total electricity generation: 237,413 GWh (2nd highest)
> Largest renewable growth: Other biomass
> 10-yr. renewable energy growth: 18.8% (16th lowest)
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46. Mississippi
> Electricity from renewables: 2.3%
> Total electricity generation: 64,758 GWh (25th highest)
> Largest renewable growth: Wood and wood derived fuels
> 10-yr. renewable energy growth: -2.2% (7th lowest)
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