Voters prefer renewable focus: poll

More than two thirds of voters would rather back a party that invests in wind and solar energy and helps consumers install batteries to store clean power, a poll suggests.

The survey, commissioned by the left-leaning Australia Institute, also found 72 per cent of voters would be more likely vote for a political party that pushed for solar panels on every home, hospital and school.

It found 71 per cent would prefer a party that helped voters get battery storage, and 64 per cent would rather back one that wanted to transition to 100 per cent renewable energy by 2030.

Queensland voters were more likely than the national average to choose a party that promised all of those renewable plans.

The Research Now poll surveyed 1400 people between February 29 and March 8 this year.