Vermont has wind resources suitable with utility-scale wind power generation. The exceptional wind supply areas in the state are on the ridge crests. Ridge crest locations crests along the spine of the Green Mountains are the most prominent areas with excellent wind supply. Ridge crests in extreme northeastern Vermont, and in western Vermont near the New York boundary also have regions of good and very good wind windpower

A source of clean energy, airstream is classified according to wind power classes, these are created from usual wind velocity. The classes span from Class 1 (the least) to Class 7 (the maximum). On the whole, at 50 meters , wind power Class 4 or higher can be functional for generating wind power with substantial turbines. Class 4 and over are deemed high-quality energy supplies. Individual locations in the Class 3 areas might have greater wind power class values at 80 meters than shown on the 50 meter map as a consequence of potential elevated wind shear. Given the advances in technology, some areas in the Class 3 regions may suitable for large scale wind power development.