Transmission Network

A transmission network is the high-voltage system that transports electricity from power plants to distribution centers. Think of it as a network of large, sturdy roads designed for fast, large-scale transport. These high-voltage lines carry electricity over long distances efficiently, minimizing energy loss. Once electricity reaches a regional station, it’s stepped down to lower voltage levels suitable for homes and businesses via distribution lines. The transmission network is essential for ensuring a reliable, continuous supply of electricity across regions, connecting generation sources with the end users while maintaining grid stability and efficiency.