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Wind Turbine Recycling Technologies
United States

Service areas and wind-fleet context

Coverage is confirmed across all U.S. states where wind turbine blades need decommissioning. Requested work, schedule, site access and receiving requirements are reviewed for each project.

A project review starts with your state and county

For blade recycling, turbine decommissioning or tower removal, submit the inventory, requested work packages, site access and schedule. No company branch or statewide availability is implied by the fleet records below.

U.S. location planning checklist

Confirmed service coverage

Nationwide coverage for wind turbine blade decommissioning projects in all 50 U.S. states. Specific work packages and arrangements are confirmed during project review; nationwide coverage does not imply a company branch in each state.

State planning pages

Industry locations

Turbine records per state, Q1 2025. An installed-fleet indicator — not a count of retiring turbines, blade inventory or customers. Turbine age is not proof of scheduled retirement.

Turbine records by state, Q1 2025
StateTurbine recordsResearch priority
Texas19,415Initial anchor
Oklahoma5,597Early expansion
Kansas4,415Early expansion
Iowa6,472Early expansion
California5,510Early expansion
Illinois3,837Early expansion
Colorado2,908Evaluate logistics
Minnesota2,736Evaluate logistics
New Mexico2,305Evaluate logistics
Oregon2,173Evaluate logistics
North Dakota2,169Evaluate logistics
Washington1,825Evaluate logistics

Source: USWTDB v8.1 memo, May 27, 2025 (Q1 2025 counts).

Wind-farm map

No turbine dataset has been imported yet, so no map points are shown. The official USGS viewer has the current 77,839 turbine records (USGS U.S. Wind Turbine Database, September 28, 2026 release).

Open the USWTDB viewer

Have blades ready for review? Share the location, quantity and current condition to start a project-specific assessment.