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What (who) is GE Offshore Wind - definition
GE Offshore Wind
SUBSIDIARY OF GE RENEWABLE ENERGY, SPECIALISING IN OFFSHORE WIND SOLUTIONS, BASED IN NANTES, FRANCE
Ecotècnia; Alstom Ecotecnia; Alstom Ecotècnia; Alstom Wind; GE Winf (offshore); GE Wind (offshore)
GE Offshore Wind is a joint venture with Alstom and a subsidiary of GE Renewable Energy, created in 2015 when most of that company's other electrical power and generation assets were acquired. GE's stake in the joint venture is 50 % plus 1 share.
GE Wind (offshore)
SUBSIDIARY OF GE RENEWABLE ENERGY, SPECIALISING IN OFFSHORE WIND SOLUTIONS, BASED IN NANTES, FRANCE
Ecotècnia; Alstom Ecotecnia; Alstom Ecotècnia; Alstom Wind; GE Winf (offshore); GE Wind (offshore)
GE Power's offshore wind business is a joint venture with Alstom, created in 2015 when most of that company's other electrical power and generation assets were acquired. GE's stake in the joint venture is 50 % plus 1 share.
Offshore wind power
![Tripods foundation for offshore wind farms in 2008 in [[Wilhelmshaven]], Germany](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Ankunft der Tripods in Wilhelmshaven.jpg?width=200 "Tripods foundation for offshore wind farms in 2008 in [[Wilhelmshaven]], Germany")
![Middelgrunden]] offshore wind farm, 3.5 km outside [[Copenhagen]], Denmark](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/DanishWindTurbines.jpg?width=200 "Middelgrunden]] offshore wind farm, 3.5 km outside [[Copenhagen]], Denmark")
![An offshore structure for housing an [[HVDC converter station]] for offshore wind parks is being moved by a [[heavy-lift ship]] in Norway.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Dolwin Beta (14823021740).jpg?width=200 "An offshore structure for housing an [[HVDC converter station]] for offshore wind parks is being moved by a [[heavy-lift ship]] in Norway.")
![Map of Global Offshore Wind Speeds ([[Global Wind Atlas]] 3.0)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Global-Offshore-Wind-Potential-WBG-ESMAP.png?width=200 "Map of Global Offshore Wind Speeds ([[Global Wind Atlas]] 3.0)")
.jpg?width=200 "An illustration of a hypothetical offshore wind farm in 1977")
![Offshore wind turbines of the [[Rødsand Wind Farm]] in the [[Fehmarn Belt]], the western part of the Baltic Sea between Germany and Denmark (2010)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/P1280269 - Rødsand I Offshore Wind Farm in Fehmarn Belt.jpg?width=200 "Offshore wind turbines of the [[Rødsand Wind Farm]] in the [[Fehmarn Belt]], the western part of the Baltic Sea between Germany and Denmark (2010)")
![largest in the world]] until September 2018.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Thames Estuary and Wind Farms from Space NASA with annotations.jpg?width=200 "largest in the world]] until September 2018.")
USE OF WIND TURBINES CONSTRUCTED IN MARINE BODIES OF WATER TO HARVEST WIND ENERGY TO GENERATE ELECTRICITY
Offshore windfarm; Offshore wind; Offshore wind farm; Offshore wind turbine; Wind turbines at sea; Offshore wind farms; Offshore wind industry; Offshore wind energy; Offshore wind projects; Offshore wind park; Offshore windpower; Off-shore wind
Offshore wind power or offshore wind energy is the generation of electricity through wind farms in bodies of water, usually at sea. There are higher wind speeds offshore than on land, so offshore farms generate more electricity per amount of capacity installed.
