Offshoreturbines
Offshore turbines are a type of wind turbine installed in bodies of water, typically the ocean, to generate electricity. They are designed to withstand harsh marine environments and capture stronger, more consistent winds found offshore. These turbines are a key component of offshore wind farms, which are collections of many turbines grouped together to produce large amounts of renewable energy.
The primary components of an offshore turbine are similar to those of an onshore turbine, including rotor
The electricity generated by offshore turbines is transmitted to shore via subsea cables. Offshore wind power