Facility

Vianode Via TWO Synthetic Graphite Plant, St. Thomas

Vianode's planned synthetic anode graphite plant ("Via TWO") at St. Thomas, Ontario, announced by Invest Ontario on 20 November 2025 as North America's first large-scale, low-emission synthetic graphite plant, with an anticipated $3.2 billion investment by Vianode and total capacity of as many as 150,000 tons of synthetic graphite annually after planned expansions. Ground preparation works are underway to enable start of production in 2028. Ontario's support is stated as still being negotiated: the release says Ontario is negotiating the provision of a loan of up to $670 million, so the line is recorded as announced rather than financed. No source loaded here names the plant's carbon feedstock, so the precursor input is recorded as inferred; a first-phase capacity figure was not stated and is omitted.

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Location: St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada

Graphitization

Via TWO synthetic graphite production (planned)

Announced

Large-scale low-emission synthetic anode graphite production using Vianode's proprietary process, planned as a phased build-out at St. Thomas with ground preparation works underway toward production start in 2028

Material flow

Graphitizable carbon precursor → Synthetic anode material

Capacity

150,000 t/year · Product mass · Target · as of Nov 20, 2025

Qualification

No qualification claim. Status does not imply qualified output.

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