oil and gas pipelines

Oil and gas pipelines are engineered systems that transport crude oil, natural gas, and refined products over long distances. Made of durable materials like steel or plastic, they consist of interconnected pipes running underground or above ground. Pumps or compressors help move the fluids efficiently, maintaining steady pressure. Pipelines are designed for safety, environmental protection, and reliability, ensuring energy supplies reach refineries, processing plants, and production facilities safely and efficiently. They play a critical role in the global energy infrastructure by providing a continuous, economical method for transporting large volumes of oil and gas.