Email, Frank Benenati, assistant press secretary, the White House, March 15, 2016

in 2014, the average executed price of wind power purchase agreements was $23.5 / MWh.

http://energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2015/08/f25/2014-Wind-Technologies-Market-Report-8.7.pdf

This is still significantly cheaper than the average cost of coal, even adding back the full value of the wind production tax credit ($23 / MWh). And wind will continue to become more competitive as research further improves technology.

‎At a state level, according to data by BNEF, the levelized cost of energy from wind in Iowa and Texas, even without subsidies, is lower than the LCOE of coal at $59/MWh.