The second annual TechPulse Report examined Americans’ attitudes toward green energy and their likelihood of adoption against their motivations. The green energy survey revealed that in 2022, more than half of Americans said the long-term benefits of green energy outweighed the cost, but only one-third were willing to pay more.
Green Energy Perceptions and Usage
When it comes to green energy, Americans generally fall into one of four categories: Evangelists, Promoters, Passives or Detractors. No matter our category or view of the long-term benefits of green energy, however, few are willing to pay much more to take advantage of it. These findings and more appear in the Stevens TechPulse Report: Green Energy Perceptions and Usage, a new national poll of 2,210 adults conducted on behalf of Stevens Institute of Technology by Morning Consult examining Americans’ views on a wide range of green energy-related issues.
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