Gas Infrastructure

Gas infrastructure refers to the system of facilities and pipelines used to produce, transport, store, and distribute natural gas or other gaseous fuels. It includes extraction sites, processing plants that clean and prepare the gas, extensive pipelines that deliver it across regions, storage facilities for supply stability, and distribution networks that deliver gas to homes and industries. This infrastructure ensures a reliable, safe, and efficient supply of gas for heating, electricity generation, and industrial use. Proper design and maintenance are crucial for safety, environmental protection, and meeting the energy needs of communities.