Sila opens its Moses Lake silicon anode plant, starting with about 2 GWh a year of capacity

Sila Nanotechnologies/Titan Silicon and Moses Lake

Sila began operations at its automotive-scale silicon anode plant in Moses Lake, Washington, in fall 2025. The facility spans over 600,000 square feet on 160 acres and starts process tuning before producing initial batches of Titan Silicon anode material for EVs, electronics, drones and satellites, with plans to expand to 250 GWh over five years.

• 600,000+ sq ft facility on 160 acres; initial 2 GWh capacity with path to 250 GWh over five years.
• Process tuning phase before initial Titan Silicon batches for EVs, electronics, drones, satellites.
• Powered by hydroelectric energy; plans to hire 500+ skilled employees over three to five years via regional college partnerships.