energy corridor
Fuel transport route
An energy corridor is a designated route or region through which energy resources travel—pipelines for oil and gas, transmission lines for electricity, or shipping lanes for fuel transport.
The term often appears in geopolitical contexts, where control of energy corridors carries strategic significance: The pipeline creates a new energy corridor bypassing Russian territory.
Energy corridors may also refer to zones set aside for future infrastructure development.
- power linesElevated electrical conductors
- high voltageDangerous electrical potential
- electricityEnergy from charged particles
- pipelinesTubes for transporting fluids
- substationsVoltage transformation facilities
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