Power Transmission Networks

Power transmission networks are systems that transport electricity from power plants to homes and businesses. They consist of high-voltage power lines, substations, transformers, and other infrastructure. These networks ensure that the electricity generated from various sources, like fossil fuels, nuclear, or renewables, reaches consumers efficiently and reliably. High voltages are used to reduce energy loss during long-distance travel, and substations lower the voltage for safe use. Overall, power transmission networks are essential for maintaining a stable and continuous supply of electricity in our daily lives.