Life at sea by world's largest offshore wind farm in North Sea
Fancy a job with great sea views?
Meet the engineers who maintain 174 turbines that make up the world's largest offshore wind farm, off the coast of Yorkshire.
They live on a ship in the North Sea for 14 days at a time, working 12-hour shifts.
Each turn of a turbine blade can provide enough electricity for an average UK home's day.
BBC climate editor Justin Rowlatt jumps on board to meet the crew, and even goes up a turbine himself.