India is capable of producing 695 GW of wind energy at a height of 120 m. Out of this potential, 340 GW can be used as a wasteland, 347 GW can be used for agriculture, and the balance is covered by forests. Additionally, it is anticipated that 132 GW of wind power is produced in high-potential regions with capacity utilization factors (CUF) greater than 32% and that 57 GW of that is produced in regions with prospective CUFs of more than 35%.
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