Power line infrastructure

Power line infrastructure consists of the poles, towers, wires, and equipment that deliver electricity from power plants to homes and businesses. High-voltage transmission lines carry large amounts of electricity over long distances, supported by tall towers. Lower-voltage distribution lines then bring electricity to neighborhoods, connected to transformers that adjust voltage levels. This network is carefully designed to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient delivery of electrical power. Maintenance and upgrades are regularly performed to prevent outages and accommodate increasing demand, making sure that electricity reaches consumers securely and continuously.