Kerry produced 11.466% of Ireland's wind power last month.
That's the equivalent of 147 GWh - the second most of any county after Cork, with 150 GWh.
According to Wind Energy Ireland's monthly dashboard for January, wind power supplied one-third of Ireland's electricity.
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Demand for power increased by 2% compared to the previous year, likely due to a cold snap early in the month.
Demand then dipped after Storm Éowyn, which caused outages for many homes and businesses.
In Ireland, the average electricity price was €167.51/MWh, falling to €125.72/mwH on windy days rising to €243.05/MWh when fossil fuels were used more.
