Battery researcher turned energy infrastructure entrepreneur. Building the distributed electrical grid of the future.
Anurag Kamal is a mechanical engineer and battery researcher who spent years deep inside lithium-ion electrochemistry — at Michigan Technological University, BMW's Technology Office, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. That decade of hands-on research became the technical foundation for what he's building today.
As CEO and co-founder of ElectricFish Energy Inc., Anurag is tackling one of the most urgent infrastructure challenges of our time: an aging electrical grid being asked to power a world it was never designed for.
His answer is the ElectricFish 350² — a single, unified hardware node combining 350kW fast EV charging, 400kWh battery storage, and agentic AI energy management. Plug-and-play, deployed in days for a fraction of the traditional cost.
Recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30 and Business Insider's 35 Under 35 in EVs, Anurag holds a Master's in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan Tech and previously led powertrain development at Volvo-Eicher Commercial Vehicles.
In late 2019, Anurag sat in a hackathon with two strangers staring at a whiteboard covered in equations and frustration. They knew the technology was ready. They knew the demand was there. Everywhere they looked, the same bottleneck kept appearing: the grid.
Read the Full Manifesto"Building a New-Age Distributed Infrastructure for backup energy and multimodal transport to safeguard our existence on this planet."
The words of professors, investors, colleagues, and industry leaders who worked directly alongside Anurag — from the lab bench at Michigan Tech, to the battery cells at BMW, to the early mornings of building ElectricFish from nothing.
Whether you're an investor, customer, partner, or just curious about the energy transition — reach out. Anurag reads every message.
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