Gigawatts are irrelevant. Gigawatt hours are what's important and a lot of them

ts an even smaller factor if you consider the ares to which oil through the pipeline can be put to use. It mostly would be used to power cars and trucks. Electric cars and trucks are a fraction of one percent of the US car and truck fleet, and probably represent and even smaller percentage of the number of miles driven. Wind power is less then 5 percent of electricity production in the US. Wind power powers something on the order of a part per twenty thousand of US car and truck miles.For the non-transportation uses of the oil, wind power is not just a tiny niche player, it isn't a player at all. You can't use it as feed stock for plastics, or to lubricate your engine.

To put it simply wind power is irrelevant to Keystone XL