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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (bil): Large Scale Manufacturing of High-performance Silicon Monoxide Anode Materials the Objective of the Project Is Completely Retrofit an Existing Structure for the Establishment of a State-of-the-art Silicon Monoxide (SIO) Anode Manufacturing Facility, Directly Addressing the Critical Need for Domestic Battery Material Manufacturing. the Project Will Target a Production Output of 2,500 Tons Per Year and 11 GWH of Anode Capacity. in Alignment With the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Objectives, the Project Is Expected to Strengthen the Domestic Battery Supply Chain, Enhance National Security, and Galvanize Employment in Its Surrounding Disadvantaged Communities.
Committed
$60.0 Million
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