Superconductivity is a phenomenon that causes certain materials, at low temperatures, to lose all resistance to the flow of electricity. These materials, known as “superconductors,” conduct electricity with perfect efficiency, capable of transmitting 100 times more electrical current than a copper wire of equal size. Applications for superconductivity are on the verge of powering many technologies at the frontiers of science and the energy transition, including unique energy services that only superconducting technologies can provide.

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