Sila Nanotechnologies vs Electric Hydrogen
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Sila is the leading silicon anode battery materials company — $1.4B raised, backed by Mercedes-Benz and Panasonic — with the first automotive-scale silicon anode factory in the U.S. open at Moses Lake, WA.
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Sila Nanotechnologies (operating as Sila) is an Alameda, California-based advanced materials company that has developed a silicon-based anode material to replace graphite in lithium-ion batteries. The company was founded in 2011 by Gene Berdichevsky, Gleb Yushin, and Alex Jacobs, with technology rooted in Georgia Tech research. Sila's flagship material, Titan Silicon, delivers significantly higher energy density per unit weight than conventional graphite anodes — enabling smaller, lighter, or longer-lasting batteries for the same cell dimensions.
Electric Hydrogen designs and manufactures 100MW+ industrial electrolyzer systems for green hydrogen production at scale; raised $380M in funding including a $200M Series C in 2023;
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Electric Hydrogen is a Natick, Massachusetts-based clean energy company founded in 2020 by Raffi Garabedian (former CEO of First Solar) and David Eaglesham. The company designs and manufactures large-scale industrial electrolyzers — systems that use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen — intended to produce green hydrogen at the cost and scale required to decarbonize heavy industries. Electric Hydrogen's core product is a 100MW electrolyzer plant that represents one of the largest single electrolyzer systems commercially available, designed for industrial customers in steel, ammonia, chemicals, and fuel production who need hydrogen at massive volumes.
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