Natural gas distribution involves the process of transporting natural gas from processing plants to homes and businesses. This is done through a network of pipelines that deliver the gas safely and efficiently. The gas is typically stored in large underground facilities before being distributed through smaller pipelines to end users. Utilities manage the distribution system, ensuring that the gas is available when needed. Natural gas is commonly used for heating, cooking, and generating electricity. Safety measures are in place to monitor the pipelines and prevent leaks, making natural gas a reliable energy source for many communities.