Sila Nanotechnologies, a next-generation battery material startup, has purchased a 600,000+ sq ft facility in Moses Lake, Washington to manufacture its breakthrough silicon-based anode materials.
Initially, Sila expects to deliver anode material sufficient to power 10 GWh of battery cells when used as a full graphite replacement or up to 50 GWh of cells when used as a partial replacement. This would be sufficient to produce batteries for up to 100,000–500,000 EVs and 500 million mobile phones annually.
Production at the facility is expected to commence in 2H 2024 to reach full production by 1H 2025. The company states that the facility has the potential for further expansion to reach the capacity to power 150 GWh of battery cells when used as a full graphite replacement or 750 GWh as a partial replacement—enough to power 2 million–10 million EVs per year.
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