[Izzy Dunne]

which have the potential to alleviate congestion on an electricity grid that is experiencing increased demand from consumers.

Hmmmm.. Increased demand from consumers... need more supply.... somewhere I read a law about how to handle that..... can't think where..... better let the gubmint do it...

[P-40]

This is the first I have heard of using ceramics to solve the problem. That is pretty cool.

Superconductors - solid ceramic compounds that conduct electricity more efficiently than traditional copper wires - can be a key to improving the capacity, efficiency, and reliability of electric power equipment. A major challenge prior to commercialization is to develop superconductors that can operate at relatively “high” temperatures, from approximately -320 to -370 degrees Fahrenheit (50 to 77 Kelvin), and in magnetic fields from 1 to 4 Tesla.