Floating wind farms are innovative structures that generate electricity from wind energy while being anchored to the ocean floor. Unlike traditional wind farms, which are built on land or fixed to the seabed, floating wind turbines are mounted on floating platforms. This allows them to be placed in deeper waters where wind speeds are often higher and more consistent, leading to increased energy production. These floating platforms are designed to withstand harsh marine conditions and can be towed to their installation sites. As the demand for renewable energy grows, floating wind farms are becoming an important part of the transition to cleaner energy sources, helping to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.