Wind farms - Offshore

Offshore wind is one of the most stable sources of renewable energy. Power fluctuations are minimal due to prevalent ocean wind patterns. And the need for standby generator capacity for peak load servicing is largely eliminated through accurate weather forecasting combined with remote databased control and management. This reduces costs, enhances network stability, and contributes to a more balanced power supply.

In Europe, and in the future on all continents, offshore wind is playing a crucial role by increasing the share of electricity from Renewable Energies, which are the targets of countries since the Kyoto Protocol, and recently reinforced by the Paris Protocol during the COP 21.