Offshore energy production refers to the generation of energy from sources located in bodies of water, typically oceans or large lakes. This includes renewable energy sources like wind turbines and solar panels, as well as non-renewable sources such as oil and natural gas extraction. Offshore facilities are often built to harness the strong winds and waves found at sea, making them efficient for energy generation. The primary advantage of offshore energy production is its ability to reduce land use and minimize visual impact on coastal communities. Additionally, offshore wind farms and oil rigs can take advantage of stronger and more consistent energy sources compared to their onshore counterparts. This approach is increasingly important as the world seeks to transition to cleaner energy solutions.