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Offshore energy refers to the production of energy from renewable and non-renewable sources located in bodies of water, typically the ocean. This includes offshore wind farms, oil and gas drilling platforms, and wave and tidal energy projects. Offshore energy has the potential to provide a significant portion of the world's energy needs, as offshore locations often have higher wind speeds and greater wave and tidal resources than onshore locations. Offshore energy projects also have the advantage of being located away from populated areas, reducing the visual and noise impact on communities. However, these projects also face challenges such as harsh environmental conditions, high installation and maintenance costs, and potential impacts on marine ecosystems. Despite these challenges, offshore energy is an important component of the global transition towards sustainable and reliable energy sources.