The ambitious goal set at the Climate Conference in Paris in 2015 (COP21) to try and contain the world’s average temperature increment below 1.5 °C with respect to the pre-industrial era requires the introduction of more efficient and productive technologies for the exploitation of renewable energy sources in all their forms. Among these technologies, wind power is at the moment one of the most reliable and advanced, as it’s been effectively operating for decades now. Wind turbines are currently scattered all around the world both on land and at sea. Finding a suitable installation site on land is becoming increasingly difficult in a lot of countries though, a factor which has increased the interest for offshore solutions in recent years.