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Increase of energy storage in metals without a significant decrease in electrical conductivity

A method to increase the energy content of metallic conductors is described. The conductor is enclosed by a high-melting-point material such as carbon. The suggested configuration does not allow the conductor material to evaporate during the heating process (e.g. applying very high pulsed magnetic fields or very high electric currents), thus avoiding a significant decrease in the electric conductivity.