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Group14 Technologies — BAM-1 Moses Lake, Washington

Operated by Group14 TechnologiesUS · Washingtonmanufacturing

Group14 Technologies' BAM-1 (Battery Active Material) production facility in Moses Lake, Grant County, Washington. Produces silicon-carbon composite anode material (SCC55) — the primary commercial-scale non-China synthetic graphite substitute in North America. Moses Lake selected for access to cheap hydroelectric power (Columbia River basin; ~$0.03/kWh industrial rate) critical for energy-intensive silicon-carbon synthesis. Capacity ~2,000 tonnes/year; scaling to BAM-2 targeting 120,000 tonnes. DOE DERA grant US$100M (2022). Source: https://www.group14.technology/resources/

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