Energy Facilities

Energy facilities refer to structures or locations designed for the generation, production, transmission, or storage of energy. These can include power plants (such as coal, natural gas, nuclear, or renewable energy sources like wind and solar), substations, energy storage systems (like batteries), and other equipment necessary for energy production and distribution. Energy facilities play a crucial role in the energy supply chain, ensuring that electricity and other forms of energy are generated and delivered to consumers efficiently and reliably. They are often subject to regulatory frameworks concerning safety, environmental impact, and operational efficiency.