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Yes, wind can help with rising natural gas prices. When a wind farm generates electricity in the U.S., the fuel it is most likely to displace is natural gas. Ample wind plants could be built within four years to eliminate the entire gas shortage, which is estimated at 3-4 billion cubic feet of gas per day.
