A floating wind farm is a type of offshore wind energy installation where wind turbines are mounted on floating platforms instead of being fixed to the seabed. This design allows the turbines to be placed in deeper waters, where wind speeds are often higher and more consistent, leading to increased energy production. These floating platforms are anchored to the ocean floor using cables, providing stability while allowing them to move with the waves. Floating wind farms are considered a promising solution for harnessing renewable energy, as they can be deployed in locations that are not suitable for traditional fixed-bottom wind farms.