Transmission companies are organizations responsible for transporting electricity from power plants to local distribution networks. They operate high-voltage transmission lines that carry electricity over long distances, ensuring that homes and businesses receive a reliable power supply. These companies play a crucial role in the energy infrastructure, connecting various sources of energy, such as renewable energy and fossil fuels, to consumers. In addition to managing the physical infrastructure, transmission companies also maintain the stability and reliability of the electrical grid. They monitor electricity flow and coordinate with grid operators to prevent outages and manage demand. This ensures that electricity is delivered efficiently and safely to end-users.