About ScGA
Who We Are
The Superconductivity Global Alliance (ScGA) is a non-profit organization focused on transforming the future of superconductivity through collaborative partnerships between the public and private sectors. This initiative brings together investment entities and key industrial sectors, including energy, transportation, healthcare, quantum computing, and the digital economy, along with the superconducting science and engineering community. ScGA’s mission is to leverage the potential of superconductivity, promote its integration across diverse fields, accelerate its commercialization, and pave the way for a greener, healthier, and more prosperous global community.
Our Proposal
Superconductivity Global Alliance (ScGA) initiative
Our initiative aims to revolutionize the future of Superconductivity through a united effort of public-private partnerships, involving the superconducting science community, funding agencies, and key industrial sectors like energy, transport, and healthcare. We plan to kickstart this transformation with the “Initiative for Superconductivity for the Future,” targeting a sustainable and prosperous world. The creation of the “Superconductivity Global Alliance (ScGA) for the Future” is central to our strategy, focusing on fast-tracking superconductivity applications, developing strategic plans, and tackling significant challenges. This effort will lead to a pivotal Superconductivity Summit, aimed at establishing a clear roadmap, forming strategic partnerships, and securing funding for superconductivity solutions that contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), pushing us closer to commercializing these groundbreaking technologies.
Our Purpose
Why the ScGA Initiative Matters for the Future
Superconductivity stands at the forefront of technological innovation, offering smart materials that promise a transformative economic impact across various sectors including energy, medical, transportation, industry, high energy physics, and security. It emerges as a pivotal solution in addressing environmental challenges, with the potential to reduce CO2 emissions by 18 million tons annually. The drive towards superconductivity is fueled by significant growth in the energy sector, particularly in renewables and fusion energy, alongside robust expansions in the medical and electronic computing industries. The demand for superconducting materials is also surging within the R&D sector, including high energy physics, physical sciences, and materials discovery.
Currently, the superconductivity market is valued at approximately $10 billion, predominantly led by low-temperature superconductors (LTS). Projections without the Superconductivity Global Alliance (ScGA) anticipate the market could double to about $20 billion by 2035. However, the adoption of the ScGA Roadmap could potentially triple the market size beyond the current forecasts for 2035, underscoring the vast market potential and the critical role of superconductivity in shaping a sustainable, technologically advanced future.