The most prominent feature of the wind climatology in India is monsoon circulations . Winds in India are influenced by the southwest summer monsoon, which starts in May-June, when cool humid air moves towards the land and Northeast winter monsoon which starts in October, when cool dry air moves towards the ocean.
Power scenario in India
- Total Installed Capacity – 1362 MW in 1947.
- Present Installed Capacity – Approximately 2,02,979.03 MW (As on 31.05.2012) -
Source: http://www.cea.nic.in) - Planned Capacity by 2020 – Around 240000 MW
- Additional Capacity being added annually – Around 10000 MW.
Prominent Wind Potential State Wise (as on March 31, 2011)
| State |
Gross Wind Potential in MW |
| Andhra Pradesh | 8275 |
| Gujarat | 9675 |
| Karnataka | 6620 |
| Kerala | 875 |
| Madhya Pradesh | 5500 |
| Maharashtra | 3650 |
| Rajasthan | 5400 |
| Tamil Nadu | 3050 |
| West Bengal | 450 |
| Orissa | 1700 |
| Total | 45195 |











