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Article | Apr 15, 2026 | 2 min read
Growing silicon-based anode market share to 2035 to reflect nickel-based cell growth
The share of anode supply that includes silicon is expected to grow to over four times its 2022 level by 2035, according to the Benchmark Anode Service. By then, anode active materials containing silicon are forecast to account for 20% of AAM supply on a GWh basis. Traditional anodes are made from graphite, which is limited by the requirement for six carbon atoms per lithium ion. Silicon, by contrast, can store over four lithium ions per atom allowing for higher energy density as well as potentially faster charging times.
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