Answer:
The difference will be of 3.375 times or 237% more than the number of kilowatts per hour of a 10 miles per hour average local wind.
Explanation:
Since the energy per kilowatts per hour can be calculated as:

Wher p and U is the respective air density in kg/m^3 and average wind speed in m/s. Therefore for the air density of 1.22k kg/m^3 and the wind speed of 10 miles/h (4.44 m/s) and 15 miles/h (6.66 m/s):


Dividing the energy for 15 miles/h by the energy for 10 miles/h:

Thats means an increase of 237%