International Science and Technology Journal

evaluated using statistical analysis to calculate the average monthly and annual wind speed at reference 10 m height and axis 80 m height above ground level, and calculate Weibul variables to calculate the monthly and annual wind capacity intensity, as well as the annual energy produced for a horizontal-axis wind turbine model of class (Sozlon S88 2.1 MW), on the basis that the Weibull distribution in general is the accepted method for predicting the frequency distribution of wind speed. Wind characteristics can be predicted using the methodology used in the mathematical model used in this research. In this research, the variables referred to above were studied during a statistical model, using an average every three hours of wind speed data available to the meteorological team in Zwara for the years 2021 and 2022. Based on what has been calculated from the data referred to above at the height of the axis of the wind turbine, it is found that the city of Zuwara is suitable for the construction of a wind farm with the aim of generating electricity. Keywords: wind energy, wind speed data, Weibull distribution, statistical analysis.