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Offshore wind energy refers to electricity generated by rotating turbines located in bodies of water, typically in seas or oceans, rather than on land. Offshore wind farms harness stronger and more consistent winds than onshore sites, enabling higher capacity factors and larger electricity outputs. They can be sited in shallow waters using fixed-bottom foundations or in deeper waters using floating platforms.
Technically, offshore wind involves large turbines connected to subsea cables. Each turbine converts wind into electrical
Construction, operation, and maintenance are specialized by marine conditions. Installations require barges, jack-up vessels, and other
Offshore wind offers substantial emissions reductions for power systems and can contribute to energy security and