Power Transmission

Power transmission refers to the process of transferring electrical energy from power generation sources, like power plants, to homes and businesses. This is done through a network of high-voltage power lines, substations, and transformers. High voltage is used to minimize energy loss as electricity travels long distances. Once it reaches the vicinity of its end users, the voltage is reduced to safer levels for use in residential and commercial applications. Effective power transmission is essential for ensuring reliable access to electricity, supporting daily activities, and enabling the operation of various technologies.