Gas Transportation System: Refers to infrastructure and logistics enabling natural gas movement without pipelines. Infrastructure and technologies for moving gas efficiently without permanent pipelines.

A Gas Transportation System is the network of infrastructure used to move natural gas from a production site to a consumer. Traditional systems rely on a fixed network of pipelines, while virtual pipelines offer a mobile alternative.

Virtual pipelines are a vital component of the modern gas transportation system, offering a flexible and scalable solution that complements the traditional grid, especially in rural or hard-to-reach areas. They provide a cost-effective way to get gas to new markets and to provide a reliable backup source for existing customers.