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Silicon: a nascent anode technology?
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Silicon-containing anode materials are a growing competitor to the incumbent graphite technology in the battery space. While more graphite will be required (in tonnage terms) than all other anode materials combined, we now forecast silicon-containing materials to take significant market share due to their greater capacity, faster charging speeds, and lower costs (on a US$/kWh basis),
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