Natural gas distribution involves the process of transporting natural gas from production sites to consumers. This is typically done through a network of pipelines that carry the gas under high pressure. Once the gas reaches local distribution companies, it is reduced to a lower pressure for safe delivery to homes and businesses. The distribution system includes various components such as compressor stations, regulators, and metering stations. These elements ensure that the gas is delivered efficiently and safely. Natural gas is commonly used for heating, cooking, and generating electricity, making its distribution essential for everyday life.