A recent study shows that 64% of Americans believe the country should prioritize expanding wind, solar, and hydrogen power, while 35% believe the focus should be on oil, coal, and natural gas. The majority (69%) support a combination of energy sources, including renewables and fossil fuels, while 29% advocate for a complete transition to renewable energy. There is a notable difference in views between Republicans and Democrats, with 88% of Republicans supporting the inclusion of fossil fuels in the energy mix, and 87% of Democrats prioritizing renewable sources. Over the years, there has been a shift among Republicans towards prioritizing fossil fuels. Younger Republicans are more inclined towards renewable energy, with 75% supporting more wind power and 80% favoring more solar power. In contrast, older Republicans show more support for traditional fossil fuel development. While there is broad support for solar and wind power, there is less enthusiasm for offshore drilling, fracking, and coal mining. The study also highlights a positive trend in support for nuclear power among both Republicans and Democrats.