electricity infrastructure

Electricity infrastructure includes the networks and equipment that generate, transmit, and distribute electrical power. Power plants produce electricity using resources like fossil fuels, nuclear, or renewable sources. Transformers and high-voltage lines carry electricity over long distances, reducing energy loss. Substations step down voltage for safer, local distribution through smaller power lines to homes and businesses. This interconnected system ensures reliable delivery of electricity, supported by monitoring and maintenance to manage demand, prevent faults, and improve safety. Overall, this infrastructure seamlessly connects generation sources to end-users, supporting daily activities and modern life.