Gas Transportation

Gas transportation involves moving natural gas from extraction sites to end users through a network of pipelines. This process includes compressing the gas to high pressure to facilitate flow, then transporting it via interconnected pipelines that span large distances. The gas often passes through compressor stations to maintain pressure and momentum. Once it reaches distribution hubs, it is further processed and regulated for safe delivery to homes and industry. This infrastructure requires careful planning, regulation, and maintenance to ensure reliable, safe, and efficient delivery of natural gas.