About
I study systems.
I study systems.
I try to
change them.
PhD researcher, writer, builder, and podcast co-host. Based in London. Working at the intersection of energy, equity, and the future of technology.
Bio
I am a PhD researcher at UCL, a writer, a startup builder, and co-host of the 2Humans podcast. My work sits at the intersection of energy, equity, and institutional design — with a broader interest in how technology and better ideas can improve people's lives.
I do not see research, writing, and building as separate pursuits. They are different ways of studying the same questions and contributing to the same goal: systems that serve everyone, not just those already at the top.
What I believe
- AI has the potential to make society more equitable — but only if everyone is educated, included, and building it together.
- Energy poverty is not a technical problem. It is a design choice. And design choices can be changed.
- The systems around us took centuries to design. AI gives each of us the chance to redesign them faster and better.
- Research without application is incomplete. Building without understanding is dangerous. Both are needed.
Currently
Researching
PhD — energy communities, flexibility, and equity at UCL. Year 2 of 4.
Writing
Weekly essays on Substack at fedegam.substack.com
Building
Early-stage work in flexibility SaaS with data centres. Stealth.
Hosting
2Humans podcast — weekly with Ross Horlock.
If our work intersects, I’d love to connect.
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