Iowa wind jobs: 3,895 workers, ranked 9th in U.S.
3,895 wind jobs in Iowa — 9th-largest U.S. workforce, 2.9% share. Top role: Wind Energy Engineer ($100,940 median).
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The U.S. wind sector employs 132,984 workers across 51 states in 2024. Biggest workforces: Texas (28,124), Illinois (9,216), and California (8,384). Browse state pages for wages, ranks, occupation mix, and O*NET skills.
1,061 wind jobs counted in Idaho for 2024
1,061 wind jobs in Idaho — 33rd nationally, 0.8% of U.S. total. Wind is 7.4% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →Illinois Wind sector ranks 2nd nationwide: 9,216 workers
Illinois ranks 2nd for U.S. wind: 9,216 workers, 6.9% of national total. Behind Texas (28,124).
View details →6,177 wind workers in Florida (6th nationally, 2024)
6,177 wind jobs in Florida — 6th-largest U.S. workforce, 4.6% share. Behind Indiana (6,825).
View details →Georgia’s wind sector: 1,450 workers tracked for 2024
1,450 wind jobs in Georgia — 27th nationally, 1.1% of U.S. total. Top role: Wind Energy Engineer ($100,940 median).
View details →California Wind employment: 8,384 workers, 3rd in U.S. (2024)
California ranks 3rd for U.S. wind: 8,384 workers, 6.3% of national total. Top role: Wind Energy Engineer ($100,940 median).
View details →7,753 wind workers in Colorado (4th nationally, 2024)
Colorado ranks 4th for U.S. wind: 7,753 workers, 5.8% of national total. Wind is 12.4% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →1,489 wind jobs counted in Arizona for 2024
Arizona: 1,489 wind workers in 2024, 26th nationally (1.1% of U.S.). Wind is 2.3% of clean jobs in-state.
View details →Arkansas’s wind sector: 1,006 workers tracked for 2024
1,006 wind jobs in Arkansas — 34th nationally, 0.8% of U.S. total. Behind Idaho (1,061).
View details →1,545 wind jobs across Alabama (25th-ranked state, 2024)
Alabama: 1,545 wind workers in 2024, 25th nationally (1.2% of U.S.). Wind is 3.8% of clean jobs in-state.
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