Transmission towers

Transmission towers are tall structures used to support power lines that carry electricity over long distances. They are essential components of the electrical grid, helping to transport high-voltage electricity from power plants to substations and ultimately to homes and businesses. These towers are designed to withstand various weather conditions and are typically made of steel or concrete. They ensure that the wires remain elevated and safely away from the ground and other obstacles. By facilitating efficient power distribution, transmission towers play a crucial role in ensuring reliable electricity supply to communities.