Top 10 U.K. Social Media Influencers in Energy & Environment
Using our extensive media database, we compiled a list of the top 10 Social Media Influencers throughout the United Kingdom and operating in the Energy & Environment space. Our solution makes it easy to find — and connect with — the influencers that matter to you.
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*Data as of July 2022
Followers: 497K
2. Damian Carrington
Bio: I’m Environment Editor at the Guardian – DMs open
Location: London
Followers: 69K
4. James Murray
Bio: Editor of @Incisive BusinessGreen.com – tweeting in a personal capacity, check out @BusinessGreen for the official feed.
Location: London
Followers: 50K
5. Leo Hickman
Bio: Director/editor of @CarbonBrief. Served 16 years at the Guardian. Author of A Life Stripped Bare, The Final Call, Will Jellyfish Rule the World?…
Followers: 39K
6. Matt McGrath
Bio: Environment correspondent for BBC News – covering all the green issues, interested in scicomm but also rugby, GAA, Munster & Ireland
Location: London, England
Followers: 38K
7. David Sheppard
Bio: Financial Times Energy Editor. Oil. Environment. Middle East. Trading. Hearts. Ex-Reuters.
Location: London
Followers: 37K
8. John Vidal
Bio: John Vidal is a journalist. He was for many years the Guardian’s environment editor
Location: London, Wales, wherever
Followers: 31K
9. Fiona Harvey
Bio: Writing about the environment full-time since 2004. Seen a lot of environment since then. All tweeting is personal. In the Woman’s Hour Power List 2020.
Followers: 31K
10. Akshat Rathi
Bio: – Senior reporter, Bloomberg News (@climate)
– Writing a book on scaling climate solutions
– Newsletter http://bit.ly/bbg-net-zero
– akshat.rathi@proton.me
Followers: 30K
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