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	Random Facts What is the amount of electricity generated from various sources? In 2002, the following amount of electricity, in gigawatt-hours, was generated from the following sources of fuel: Coal: 1,925,792 GWh Nuclear: 779,461 GWh Gas: 695,226 GWh Hydro: 255,077 GWh Fuel oil: 91,629 GWh Biomass: 71,534 GWh Other (geothermal, non-wood waste, wind and solar): 22,737 GWh 2002 facts electricity facts energy facts fuel facts Reference: http://www.powerhousetv.com/ [ Portland search engine optimization \| Random facts \| ] Projected U.S. wind energy usage The U.S. Department of Energy expects wind power to supply at least five percent of the nation's electricity by 2020. energy consumption facts renewable energy facts wind facts united states facts Reference: http://www.powerhousetv.com/ [ Portland search engine optimization \| Random facts \| ] Wind power fact about California In 1990 in California alone, wind power offset the emission of more than 2.5 billion pounds of carbon dioxide and 15 million pounds of other pollutants - the same amount of air quality provided by more than 150 million trees. california facts 90s facts carbon dioxide facts emission facts Reference: http://www.powerhousetv.com/ [ Portland search engine optimization \| Random facts \| ] Wind power costs drop Technological innovations have brought the cost of wind power down from more than 30 cents per kilowatt-hour during the 1980s to less than six cents per kilowatt-hour today. renewable energy facts wind power facts 80s facts Reference: http://www.powerhousetv.com/ [ Portland search engine optimization \| Random facts \| ]