Offshore wind is good for the environment because it generates electricity without burning any fuel or emitting any carbon dioxide.

Since offshore wind is located miles out at sea, it can hardly be seen from the shore, and can’t be heard at all.

The wind at sea is stronger, more consistent and less turbulent than on land. This means more power can be generated more reliably.

It’s possible to transport much bigger towers and blades by boat than by road, making it easy to construct much bigger wind turbines, generating more power.

The sea is a huge place with plenty of space to construct large numbers of turbines, while avoiding shipping routes or ecologically sensitive areas.

Half of the U.S. population lives near the coast. Offshore wind can produce the large volumes of energy they need, nearby.