  We consider the cosmological consequences of a network of superconducting
cosmic strings. For strong enough current the period of friction domination
never ends. Instead a plasma scaling solution is reached. We demonstrate that
this gives rise to a very different cosmology than the usual horizon scaling
solution. In particular the string network gives rise to adistinct imprint on
the microwave sky, giving non-Gaussian features on much smaller angular scales.
It also gives rise to a filament structure in string wakes. Because of the
presence of the string magnetocylinder, the string magnetic field cannot create
a primordial magnetic field. Similarly, it evades nucleosynthesis constraints.
We also show that strings formed at the supersymmetry breaking scale can create
the required baryon asymmetry of the universe.
