What are wind farms at sea?

Offshore wind farms are electric power plants built in water. These farms can be built in lakes, coastal waterways and oceans. The cost of building one increases, the further wind turbines are located from the coast. This increase in costs is based on a distance that electricity must travel back to the attic and the cost of building a base on which wind turbines will be placed. It is located on the Horns cliff, which is the shallow area of ​​the North Sea. The combined energy performance of two coastal wind farms located in Horns Rev 2 is about 369 megawatts (MW) per year. This is enough energy to power 350,000 houses in Denmark. The United Kingdom generates the most wind turbine forces, with Denmark falling in second place. Deeper waters are often characterized by the high waves that make my makeup at other construction costs. Models are developing to reduce the costs of offshore of these energy stations further at sea, where it could increase the output of the speed and consistency of the wind. Between these PA modelsThree floating at sea.

Since January 2009, 28 wind farms at sea have been delivered to eight countries. There were seventeen wind farms at sea, with planned completion dates between 2009 and 2012. In addition, 35 wind farms are built in the United States, Germany and China. The United Kingdom is responsible for 15 wind farms that are currently under construction or in the design phase.

While the wind farm of the Denmark RE 2 is the largest at 369 MW, the proposed wind farm in the area of ​​large lakes between the United States and Canada would supply more than 10 times that it adds more than 10 times. Early estimates indicate potential electrical power for Wasatch wind farm, combined efforts between the two countries, 4400 MW. The company is going to build a Wasatch Wind Farm, Trillium Power Wind Corporation, in SOu time, he works on three projects - among other things with excellent land and Trillium Power Wind 2 Offshore Wind Farms -

Offshore wind farms take approximately six months for construction and can last up to 20 years before the out of service. Time spent in the building phase and eliminating operation can be a threat to the surrounding marine life. Groups for protection of sea and wind energy and society are investigating wind effects and any potential changes that could reduce the impact of the environment on marine life.