How does changing the voltage increase the efficiency of power transmission?

Changing the voltage during power transmission increases efficiency by reducing current flow for the same power level, which minimizes energy losses due to resistance in the transmission lines. Higher voltage allows for lower current, resulting in reduced I²R losses (where I is current and R is resistance). This means that less energy is wasted as heat, improving the overall efficiency of the power transmission system. Additionally, efficient voltage levels can enable longer transmission distances with less energy loss.