World's largest floating wind farm to be built off the coast of Scotland

The video discusses the high costs of traditional turbine foundations and introduces Statoil's innovative floating wind farm project off the coast of Peterhead, Scotland. The floating turbines, which are not anchored to the seabed, are cheaper and can be placed in deeper waters. Each turbine has a capacity of 6 MW, collectively powering 20,000 homes. In 2014, wind power contributed significantly to Scotland's energy consumption.

How deep are the moorings that tether each wind turbine to the sea floor?

What is the main advantage of floating wind turbines compared to traditional ocean turbines?

What is the total capacity of the five wind turbines combined?

What is the estimated number of homes that can be powered by the five floating wind turbines?

In what year did Scotland generate 11,740 GW hours of power from wind?