Energy transportation

Energy transportation involves moving energy sources—like electricity, oil, or gas—from where they are produced to where they are needed. This process uses specialized infrastructure such as power lines, pipelines, or shipping routes. For example, electricity generated at a power plant travels through transmission lines to homes and businesses. Oil and gas are transported via pipelines or tankers across long distances. Efficient energy transportation ensures reliable supply, supports economic activity, and minimizes losses during transfer. It’s a critical component of the energy system, enabling energy to reach end-users safely and efficiently.