Transmission Networks

Transmission networks refer to the systems that transport electricity from power plants to consumers, including homes and businesses. These networks consist of high-voltage power lines, substations, and transformers. The high-voltage lines efficiently carry large amounts of electricity over long distances, reducing energy loss. As electricity approaches its destination, substations lower the voltage for safe delivery. Overall, transmission networks are crucial for ensuring that power is reliably and efficiently delivered where it is needed, supporting daily activities and economic growth.