Abadi's work explores the complex intersection of renewable energy, ethics, and societal structure in potential futures. Drawing parallels between built environments and energy landscapes, she crafts speculative designs that question the often-unseen power dynamics embedded within technological systems. Informed by computational modeling, where energy flows are mapped against alternative ethical frameworks, and inspired from archectural forms, her projects challenge the assumption that technological progress inherently leads to equitable outcomes. Instead, she proposes scenarios where ethical considerations are not afterthoughts, but foundational principles. These scenarios take shape as intricate architectural models, visualizations, and narratives that interweave abstract data with compelling human stories. Abadi's aim is not to predict the future, but to use the tools of design to illuminate the potential consequences of our present-day choices. The work seeks to disrupt passive acceptance of dominant technological narratives, inviting a critical examination of how energy systems could be designed to foster greater justice and sustainability. By combining the rigor of technical analysis with the evocative power of mythopoeic storytelling that have embedded editorial voice inside it, Abadi provokes a deeper consideration of the values we embed within our future technologies. Ultimately, Abadi’s projects are a call for proactive engagement, urging contemplation and critique as essential steps towards building more equitable and environmentally conscious futures. Rather than offering definite solutions, the work aims to open up space for critical dialogue and collective imagination.