Transcontinental Pipeline

The Transcontinental Pipeline is an extensive network of natural gas pipelines that transports methane across the United States, from the Gulf Coast regions where it's produced to markets in the Northeast and Midwest. It consists of interconnected pipelines, compressor stations, and storage facilities, ensuring a steady supply of natural gas for homes, businesses, and power plants. The system helps meet regional energy demands efficiently and reliably. Its infrastructure is crucial for managing the flow and pressure of natural gas, integrating production areas with consumption centers while maintaining safety and environmental standards.