The primary method used to transport natural gas is pipelines.

Pipelines are the most common and efficient method for transporting natural gas over long distances. They are used both domestically and internationally to move natural gas from production sites to distribution points, including power plants, industrial facilities, and residential areas. Pipelines are preferred because they can handle large volumes of gas continuously and are cost-effective compared to other methods like railroads or trucks. Additionally, pipelines can safely and reliably transport natural gas, ensuring steady energy supply across regions.