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Aberdeen (UK)
- Share (%)
- 88.5
- Key Advantage
- North Sea offshore wind hub

This ranking highlights the top 10 cities globally where wind power constitutes the highest percentage of local energy consumption, based on 2026 energy statistics. It serves as a benchmark for evaluating progress in energy transition, climate action, and the implementation of large-scale renewable energy infrastructure.
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| Rank | City Name | Share (%) | Key Advantage |
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Aberdeen (UK) |
88.5 |
| North Sea offshore wind hub |
| 2 | Esbjerg (Denmark) | 84.2 | Global wind O&M hub |
| 3 | Husum (Germany) | 79.8 | Pioneer of onshore wind |
| 4 | Zhangjiakou (China) | 72.4 | Green energy supplier for Winter Olympics |
| 5 | Wichita (USA) | 68.9 | Great Plains wind base |
| 6 | Bergen (Norway) | 65.3 | Floating offshore wind testbed |
| 7 | Tramuntana (Spain) | 61.7 | Rich mountain wind resources |
| 8 | Adelaide (Australia) | 58.2 | Leader in South Australia wind integration |
| 9 | Aurillac (France) | 55.4 | Inland wind development model |
| 10 | Izmir (Turkey) | 52.1 | Aegean wind power hub |
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