Natural gas pipelines are large tubes designed to transport natural gas from production sites to consumers. These pipelines can be found underground or above ground and are essential for delivering energy to homes, businesses, and power plants. They connect natural gas fields, processing facilities, and distribution networks, ensuring a steady supply of this important energy source. The construction and maintenance of natural gas pipelines involve careful planning and regulation to ensure safety and environmental protection. Various technologies, such as compressor stations and valves, are used to manage the flow and pressure of the gas, making it possible to transport it over long distances efficiently.