Gas engineering is a branch of engineering focused on the production, distribution, and utilization of gases, particularly natural gas. It involves designing systems for gas extraction, processing, and transportation, ensuring safety and efficiency in operations. Gas engineers work on pipelines, storage facilities, and gas processing plants to deliver energy to homes and industries. In addition to natural gas, gas engineering also encompasses the study of other gases, such as biogas and propane. Professionals in this field must understand the chemical properties of gases, regulatory standards, and environmental impacts to develop sustainable solutions for energy needs.