In this article, the authors are concerned with the potential environment, safety and health (ES&H) consequences of successful engineering, not the engineering itself nor the economic benefits to the utility customer or utility owner who uses high-temperature superconducting power equipment. Consistent with the general aspects of ES&H, this description is qualitative or semiquantitative.
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