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This article discusses the current development status of second-generation high-temperature superconducting cable technology at home and abroad, as well as the feasibility analysis. The review will provide a c e (SMES) and battery storage have b cting magnetic coils enhance the performance of renewable energy systems. That’s already five times the solar and wind capacity added in 2022 – and current data only covers half of it. So, if sustainable energy generation isn’t the problem, then what is? The true obstacle lies in moving that energy from where it’s produced to where it’s needed – and these bottlenecks are. That’s the situation facing modern data-intensive facilities: facilities that once consumed a few tens or hundreds of megawatts are now crossing into the gigawatt era, with electrical demands on par with heavy industry.