Affordability: Wind is now one of the most cost effective sources of new electricity generation. This is why wind accounts for 35% of all new electricity generating capacity since 2007. Turbine prices and capital costs have dropped drastically in recent years. Not to mention that wind itself is obviously free.

Clean and Abundant: America has the wind capacity to produce 37 trillion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually. In English, this means that we have enough wind power on this continent to produce nearly 10 times the country's energy need. Not to mention that wind is a clean source that has virtually no polluting properties or side effects. Each year, wind installations would save the U.S. over 20 billion gallons of water that would otherwise be used for steam or cooling in conventional power plants.