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City New York / / Company Natural Gas (50.6%) Coal (60.5%) Nuclear (50.6%) Coal / Fossil Fuel (2008) Primary Source / New York Times / Nuclear (50.6%) Coal (43.7%) Nuclear (51.3%) Natural Gas (97.4%) Coal / Offshore Wind 930 / Renewable Energy / Cape Wind Associates LLC. / Offshore Wind Economically Recoverable Offshore Wind Resource / Google / Natural Gas (47.1%) Natural Gas (31.3%) Coal (62.8%) Coal / / Country United States / / Currency USD / cent / / / IndustryTerm improved technology / wind energy / electricity / oil / energy / / NaturalFeature Cape Cod / / Organization office of Energy Efficiency / U.S. Department of Energy / Council of State / United States Department of Energy / Department of Interior / / Person Ken Salazar / Doug Myers / / Position Environment Policy Analyst / Secretary / / ProgrammingLanguage FL / / ProvinceOrState Maine / Delaware / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / / PublishedMedium New York Times / / Region Mid-Atlantic / / URL http /
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CAPITOL facts & figures Energy U.S. Offshore Wind Power Potential The United States has vast offshore wind power potential. According to Wind Powering America, an initiative of the U.S.