ME or EE: Which is the Best Career Path for Clean Energy and Electric Vehicles?

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The discussion centers on choosing between Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering for a career focused on clean and renewable energy, as well as electric and green vehicles. Key points include the potential benefits of each engineering discipline in the renewable energy sector, with an emphasis on how both fields can contribute to advancements in sustainable technologies. The possibility of pursuing dual degrees is also considered, with inquiries about the advantages and feasibility of such a path. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of aligning educational choices with career goals in the growing field of clean energy.
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Hello =). I know that this is what i like: clean/renewable energy ,electric/green vehicles. But i don't know what career will be better, Mechancial Engineering or Electrical Engineering or go for both. Wich one will open more gates to this field? Can you go for both and its good?
 
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