Floating power plants are innovative facilities that generate electricity while being anchored on water bodies like oceans or rivers. These plants can utilize various energy sources, including natural gas, wind, or solar power, making them versatile and adaptable to different environments. Their mobility allows them to be deployed in remote areas where traditional power infrastructure is lacking. These power plants help reduce the strain on land-based energy resources and can provide electricity to coastal communities or during emergencies. By harnessing the energy of water, floating power plants contribute to sustainable energy solutions and support efforts to combat climate change.