gas transmission

Gas transmission is the process of transporting natural gas from production sites to consumers through a network of pipelines. These pipelines are designed to carry large volumes of gas efficiently over long distances, often spanning countries or regions. Compression stations along the way boost the pressure of the gas to keep it moving smoothly, overcoming friction and elevation changes. This infrastructure ensures a reliable supply of gas for residential, industrial, and power generation needs, maintaining safety and efficiency throughout the network.