Alabama's renewable energy production
Alabama produced 4.69 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 3.3% of its total electricity, ranking 45th.
Alaska's renewable energy production
Alaska produced 182,000 megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 2.7% of its total electricity, ranking 49th.
Arizona's renewable energy production
Arizona produced 19.93 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 17.0% of its total electricity, ranking 22nd.
Arkansas's renewable energy production
Arkansas produced 6.18 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 9.1% of its total electricity, ranking 35th.
Florida's renewable energy production
Florida produced 29.15 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 10.8% of its total electricity, ranking 31st.
Georgia's renewable energy production
Georgia produced 15.67 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 10.7% of its total electricity, ranking 32nd.
Hawaii's renewable energy production
Hawaii produced 1.93 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 20.5% of its total electricity, ranking 18th.
Hawaii has set a goal of 100% renewable energy by 2045.
Idaho's renewable energy production
Idaho produced 5.38 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 24.6% of its total electricity, ranking 16th.
Illinois's renewable energy production
Illinois produced 33.19 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 17.1% of its total electricity, ranking 21st.
Illinois has set a goal of 100% renewable energy by 2050.
Indiana's renewable energy production
Indiana produced 18.64 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 16.7% of its total electricity, ranking 24th.
Iowa's renewable energy production
Iowa produced 44.40 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 59.7% of its total electricity, ranking first.
Kansas's renewable energy production
Kansas produced 31.28 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 49.5% of its total electricity, ranking fourth.
Kentucky's renewable energy production
Kentucky produced 2.39 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 3.3% of its total electricity, ranking 46th.
Maine's renewable energy production
Maine produced 6.21 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 40.4% of its total electricity, ranking ninth.
Maine has set a goal of 100% clean energy by 2050.
Michigan's renewable energy production
Michigan produced 15.22 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 12.2% of its total electricity, ranking 27th.
Michigan has set a goal of carbon neutrality by 2040.
Mississippi's renewable energy production
Mississippi produced 5.02 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 6.5% of its total electricity, ranking 38th.
Missouri's renewable energy production
Missouri produced 9.34 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 13.0% of its total electricity, ranking 25th.
Montana's renewable energy production
Montana produced 6.93 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 24.0% of its total electricity, ranking 17th.
Nevada's renewable energy production
Nevada produced 17.99 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 40.1% of its total electricity, ranking 10th.
Nevada has set a goal of 100% carbon-free electricity by 2050.
New Hampshire's renewable energy production
New Hampshire produced 1.26 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 6.6% of its total electricity, ranking 37th.
North Dakota's renewable energy production
North Dakota produced 15.19 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That made up 35.5% of its total electricity, which ranked 11th.
Ohio's renewable energy production
Ohio produced 11.68 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 7.7% of its total electricity, ranking 36th.
Oklahoma's renewable energy production
Oklahoma produced 41.97 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That made up 46.0% of its total electricity, which ranked sixth.
Pennsylvania's renewable energy production
Pennsylvania produced 6.88 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 2.8% of its total electricity, ranking 48th.
South Carolina's renewable energy production
South Carolina produced 5.08 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 4.9% of its total electricity, ranking 40th.
South Dakota's renewable energy production
South Dakota produced 12.70 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 57.1% of its total electricity, ranking second.
Tennessee's renewable energy production
Tennessee produced 1.97 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 2.4% of its total electricity, ranking 50th.
Texas's renewable energy production
Texas produced 197.00 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 33.1% of its total electricity, ranking 12th.
Utah's renewable energy production
Utah produced 7.40 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 19.8% of its total electricity, ranking 20th.
Virginia's renewable energy production
Virginia produced 13.01 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 12.4% of its total electricity, ranking 26th.
Virginia requires zero-carbon utilities by 2050.
West Virginia's renewable energy production
West Virginia produced 2.06 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 3.9% of its total electricity, ranking 44th.
Wyoming's renewable energy production
Wyoming produced 13.86 million megawatt-hours of electricity from renewable energy sources. That accounted for 31.3% of its total electricity, ranking 14th.
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