Review:
Offshore Wind Farms
overall review score: 4.5
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Offshore wind farms are large installations of wind turbines located in bodies of water such as oceans or seas. They harness the power of the wind to generate electricity for onshore consumption.
Key Features
- Harness renewable energy source
- Potential for high energy generation capacity
- Reduced visual impact compared to onshore wind farms
- Utilize strong and consistent offshore winds
Pros
- Contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions
- Potential for high energy yield due to strong offshore winds
- Less visual impact compared to onshore wind farms
- Can be located closer to densely populated areas
Cons
- Higher initial investment costs compared to onshore wind farms
- Challenges in installation and maintenance due to marine environment
- Potential impacts on marine ecosystems and wildlife