339K views · 346 shares | The world’s largest offshore wind farm officially opened off the Cumbrian coast in the Irish Sea on September 6, 2018, with the capacity to power about 600,000 homes. | CGTN | Facebook

796K views · 765 reactions | Making waves! The Xiangshui Offshore Wind Farm in Jiangsu province, constructed by China Three Gorges Corporation, is China's then-largest offshore wind power project with a 202 MW capacity and the first 220 KV offshore substation in Asia. CTG #ChinaPath #modernization #energy #QualityGrowth #windfarm | China Daily | Facebook

245K views · 1.7K reactions | With 25 year of green energy production, the world’s first offshore wind farm, Vindeby, has done its duty. See the full story about this pioneer – from start to decommissioning. | Ørsted | Facebook

22K views · 1.2K reactions | The PTC200-DS ring crane moved floating wind turbine pieces onto 107m spar buoys at an outreach of 143m, to assemble Equinor’s Hywind Tampen project. 24 axle lines of SPMT, an LR 1750 and various smaller cranes were used to marshal the components. ️ Building the Future of Offshore Wind: Episode Three ️ More: mammoet.com/offshore-wind | Mammoet | Facebook

Here’s how wind turbines work: wind turns the blades around a shaft inside the turbine, which spins a generator. Energy then travels through cables under the seabed and connects to an offshore substation, and then to a power station on land. https://cbsn.ws/3pYVxDL | 60 Minutes