Nebraska has enough wind-power potential to supply up to 120 times the state's electricity needs, but the state is lagging behind its neighbors in wind-power development. Nebraska's current wind power capacity stands at 337 megawatts, compared to Iowa's 4,536 MW, Wyoming's 1,410 MW and Colorado's approximately 1,800 MW, according to the American Wind Energy Association. "Not only is Nebraska behind our neighbors, but we're losing ground," said state Sen. Ken Haar.