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        Group14 Technologies, a developer of silicon-carbon composite materials as an alternative to the graphite used in lithium-ion batteries, has partnered with Enovix Corporation, a silicon battery manufacturer, to utilize the former's silicon-carbon composite, SCC55, in silicon battery production.
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        The partners aim to make 100% of the anode material of Enovix&rsquo;s battery architecture using Group14&rsquo;s composite material. They expect to enhance the energy density, capacity, and charging speed of the batteries.
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 <p>Group14 Technologies is partnering with Enovix Corporation to use Group14's silicon-carbon composite, SCC55, in silicon battery production as an alternative to the traditional graphite. Their goal is to make anodes in Enovix’s batteries entirely from the composite, enhancing battery energy capacity, density, and charging speed.</p>
 <p>This collaboration will also work to improve the overall functionality and efficacy of lithium-ion silicon batteries.</p>
 
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Group14 Technologies partners with Enovix to advance silicon batteries

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<div><ul><li><p>Group14 Technologies, a developer of silicon-carbon composite materials as an alternative to graphite in lithium-ion batteries, has started its European expansion at its silane factory in Spreetal, Germany.</p></li><li><p>This move will boost regional production of EV batteries, following Germany's plan to invest in renewable energy sources. The company chose Germany as its European base and acquired Schmid Silicon to begin operations.</p></li><li><p>Prior to the acquisition, the factory had been inactive since 2016. Group14 intends to manufacture a precursor for various energy storage applications, including silicon batteries and solar panels, at the facility.</p></li></ul></div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake: </b> In <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/17527"> April 2023 </a> , Group14 began construction of a second commercial-scale Battery Active Materials (BAM-2) factory in Moses Lake, Washington. This one-million-square-foot facility will be the world’s largest factory of advanced silicon battery materials and is expected to begin production in 2024. In addition to its expansion plans for Europe, Group14 is developing factories in North America and Asia—the latter as part of a joint venture with SK—to meet the surge in demand for EVs.</p>

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