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Ionic MT expanding its Utah-based nano-silicon anode battery facility

By Michelle Froese | May 17, 2024

Ionic Mineral Technologies (Ionic MT), a pioneer in nano-silicon battery anode technology, announced a major expansion of its production facility in Provo, Utah. This expansion underscores Ionic MT’s commitment to the clean energy sector and the local economy.

This expansion represents a significant milestone in the commercialization of Ionisil, a nano-silicon anode material engineered for the next generation of lithium-ion batteries.

Compatible with existing lithium-ion battery cell production lines, Ionisil promises to revolutionize battery performance by enhancing anode capacity up to sevenfold and significantly reducing battery charging time.

Scheduled for completion by September 2024, this facility expansion provides line-of-sight for 7,000 tons of annual capacity. At the leading energy density offered by Ionisil, this represents one of the nation’s largest anode material facilities. By replacing a portion of graphite anode material, Ionic MT can supply over 1,000,000 EVs with next-generation materials for fast-charging and extended range.

The newly developed space will include 37,000 square feet of advanced manufacturing facilities, 7,000 square feet of Class 1 office space, and 5,000 square feet of state-of-the-art R&D laboratories, bringing Ionic MT’s total facility footprint to over 74,000 square feet.

Ionic MT employs a patented, environmentally friendly continuous production process that facilitates efficient production scaling while minimizing costs and environmental impact. The facility will process Halloysite feedstock from Ionic MT’s vertically integrated, IRA-compliant mineral reserve, promoting a sustainable and resilient US battery supply chain.

This initiative builds on the momentum of Ionic MT’s original facility in Provo, which has emerged as a hub for next-generation battery material innovation and production.

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