The transition from traditional energy to renewable energy is a critical topic of discussion in today's world, especially when it comes to nuclear versus renewable energy. Nuclear energy is associated with risks such as accidents and radiation leaks, while renewable energy is safer and cleaner. The latter may also be more accessible to certain communities than others, depending on factors such as geography, infrastructure, and socio-economic status. Renewable energy sources also have become more cost-competitive in recent years, but they’re still often less reliable than traditional sources, especially when it comes to meeting peak energy demands. At the forefront of this debate are the younger generations. They’re more willing to support renewable energy sources that have less impact on the planet, as they’re the ones who will have to live with the consequences of the choices made today. What are the trade-offs younger generations are willing to make in the wake of green transition? How might future advances in nuclear technology impact the debate between nuclear and renewable energy? Will younger generations be willing to pay a premium for renewable energy sources as they become more widely available? How might public opinion on nuclear energy evolve as the next generation becomes more informed about the potential risks and benefits?