Become a mechanical engineer on the operations side of electricity generation(stationary engineering, power engineering, steam entineering, instrumentation/controls, programming, tuning, etcetera). Shits been working out pretty well for me over the last decade. You don’t need a degree depending on state/country and the pay is excellent(usually but can vary based on state). Try not to work in a coal or trash plant. I got my degree but that was before I knew I wouldnt have technically needed it. The fuels will change but there’s always gonna need to be people maintaining the grid. Tons of different avenues to work within generation and you know you’re doing something that matters.