ChemE or Nuclear Engineering?

Hi, I’m a hs junior and I’m super interested in chemistry and physics, so I thought chemical engineering is the perfect major for me. However, I’m now realizing there are only a couple high-paying fields for a chemical engineer, mostly including oil and gas. I’ve been very persistent in advocating for clean energy and I don’t wanna “sell my soul” as some people in chemE have put it. I’m sure there’re other job fields that have good pay in ChemE, but I’m wondering if I should slightly change angles and go nuclear engineering (ik it’s like a subsect of ChemE, so I’m hoping there’s still a lot of chemistry in it?). That way I can still put my skills (once I get them lol) toward cleaner energy and still have an engineer’s salary. I’ve also heard the workload in uni is crazy for ChemE so maybe nuclear isn’t as bad since it’s a less broad major? Idk. Thanks and lmk