Solar panels are not energy infrastructure, but rather a technology used to generate electricity from sunlight.

The geographical distribution of energy infrastructure is influenced by a combination of factors, including the availability of energy resources, the demand for energy, and the cost of energy production.

Asia has the highest concentration of energy infrastructure, due to its large population and rapidly growing economy.

Transmission lines are used to transport electricity over long distances.

Pipelines are used to transport natural gas.

Availability of skilled labor is not a challenge associated with the development of energy infrastructure.

Wind farms are an example of a renewable energy infrastructure.

Coal-fired power plants are an example of a non-renewable energy infrastructure.

Large-scale power plants are an example of a centralized energy infrastructure.

Microgrids are an example of a decentralized energy infrastructure.

Flywheels are not a type of energy storage technology.

Age of the infrastructure is not a factor that influences the efficiency of energy infrastructure.

Increased energy costs are not a benefit of energy infrastructure development.

Lack of public support is not a challenge associated with the development of energy infrastructure in developing countries.

Nationalization is not a trend in the development of energy infrastructure.