- In April 2025, Sila Nanotechnologies commenced commissioning its cutting-edge manufacturing facility in Moses Lake, Washington, strategically designed to produce 10 GWh of high-performance silicon anode material annually by 2026. This facility leverages low-cost, renewable hydropower to ensure sustainable, eco-friendly production, positioning Sila as a leader in scalable, environmentally responsible battery technology and supporting the growing demand for EV and energy storage solutions across North America.
- In December 2024, Sionic Energy unveiled a groundbreaking 100% silicon anode battery, delivering an impressive 40% higher energy density compared to conventional graphite-based batteries. This innovative battery has been integrated into select U.S. electric vehicle models, offering enhanced range and performance, marking a significant milestone in the commercialization of pure silicon anode technology and reinforcing Sionic’s role in advancing EV battery capabilities.
- In March 2025, Samsung SDI showcased its revolutionary 50Amp ultra-high-power cylindrical battery featuring advanced silicon anodes at InterBattery 2025, a premier global battery exhibition. Targeting high-performance EV applications, this battery offers 20% faster charging times, enabling rapid charge cycles that enhance consumer convenience and support the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in competitive markets.
- In July 2023, Panasonic Energy entered into a strategic long-term agreement with Nexeon, a leading silicon anode material supplier, to secure a steady supply of high-quality silicon anodes for its advanced battery manufacturing facility in Kansas. This collaboration, set to enhance EV battery performance starting in 2025, underscores Panasonic’s commitment to integrating next-generation materials to deliver superior energy density and efficiency in electric vehicle applications.
- In 2024, NEO Battery Materials secured an 8-acre site in Windsor, Canada, for the construction of its first dedicated silicon anode manufacturing facility. This ambitious project aims to achieve an annual production capacity of 5,000 tons upon full-phase expansion, positioning NEO as a key player in Canada’s growing battery supply chain and supporting the region’s EV and energy storage markets with domestically produced, high-performance anode materials.
